Wet Room Shower Trays

Start with the space you have and how you want to use it: compact ensuites work well with 1200 x 900mm or 1500 x 800mm trays, while a more generous wet room benefits from 1600 x 900mm or a square 1200 x 1200mm tray. Measure the clear floor area you can spare for a walk-in shower and allow room for doors, basins or furniture. If you want a bench or a second shower head, opt for the larger 1600mm lengths. The products in our range make it easy to compare exact dimensions so you can match the tray to your layout.

Centre drains sit in the middle and suit symmetrical layouts; end drains are placed at one side and work well in long, narrow trays; linear drains run as a slim channel and give a contemporary, minimalist look. Linear drains also let you run tiles in one continuous plane and can simplify the floor fall, which is handy for a seamless walkthrough. If you want a sleek feature and easier tile runs, a 600mm linear looks bolder and handles water quickly; choose a 300mm linear if you prefer a subtler finish.

Yes, many models are described as slip-resistant and they sit flush with the floor to create an easy, step-free entry, which helps with accessibility and family safety. The low, walk-in design reduces trip risk and works well if you use mobility aids or need a pram-friendly layout. Pair a slip-resistant tray with the right drain position (linear drains often allow gentler slopes) for the most practical set-up.

You can, the trays are compatible with various types of flooring and tiling so you can match colours and tile sizes for a seamless finish. Linear drains are especially good when you want long-format tiles to flow straight into the wet area, while a centre or end drain can suit mosaic or patterned tiles. Because the trays sit flush, you'll achieve a clean, continuous floor plane that looks bespoke and modern.

Some models are included in our range "with waste" and others are sold without, so check the product variant if you want the tray supplied with the waste fitting. The length of a linear drain (300mm or 600mm) affects both appearance and drainage capacity: a 600mm grate is more conspicuous and can move water a little faster, while a 300mm grate is more discreet. If you prefer a single purchase and straightforward matching, choose a tray that explicitly states it comes with a waste.