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General Guide To Installing a steam shower

The perfect installation of a steam shower is by no means a hard task, it is no more taxing than installing a standard shower enclosure. Most of the pipework and extra electrics will come pre-installed from the manufacturer and with steam showers becoming more and more popular, more and more plumbers are becoming experts at installing them.

With that said, there are a few guidelines that need to be met in order to ensure the proper installation of your unit

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Quick Steam Shower Installation Guidelines

  • Floor – Ideally this will be flat and smooth, though the legs on the showers are adjustable. Floorboards are ok, tiles are best
  • Room – Because the build of a steam shower takes place around the back, there must be enough room in the bathroom for the completed shower and for a person to fit around the back of the unit for its installation. The unit is then slid back into its final resting position upon completion
  • Roof - Additional height should be available above the unit(at least 10cm) for the plumbing to the overhead shower and to allow proper functioning of the extraction fan and various features.
  • All Electrical works to accommodate the shower MUST be carried out by a qualified Electrician
  • To ensure the desired shower fits correctly 'flush' against all walls, without modification, the waste connection to the unit should be beneath the unit

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This can sometimes mean that unfortunately, a 900 x 900 shower cannot fit into a 900 x 900 space if there are other objects, I.E bathroom fixtures in the way that hinder an installer from accessing the back of the unit at all times during the installation

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