Black Shower Cabin Collection

The Premium line gives you great value with core features such as quadrant and offset quadrant shapes in a range of sizes (800–1200mm) and optional steam models, while Platinum steps up to larger sizes, two-person cabins (1400 x 900mm) and more advanced, high-performance fittings. If you want a simple, stylish black cabin for an ensuite, a Premium 800–900mm quadrant often suits you; if you want extra jets, steam or a roomy two-person shower, Platinum is the better choice despite the higher price. Both ranges use toughened safety glass and black, moisture‑proof finishes, so durability is strong either way.

For a compact ensuite, a quadrant shower of 800–900mm or an offset quadrant like 1100 x 700mm (right or left hand) gives you maximum floor space while keeping a comfortable showering area. A family bathroom or master bath can accommodate 1000–1200mm quadrants or the 1400 x 900mm two-person cabin if you want a spacious, statement piece. Offset quadrants are especially useful when you need to align the tray with doorways or awkward wall runs.

Yes, these cabins use scratch‑resistant, moisture‑proof black finishes and toughened safety glass, with precision doors and watertight bases designed to keep water contained and withstand daily use. Wiping down glass and checking seals periodically keeps the finish pristine; the dark frame also helps hide minor wear compared with polished metal. If you want a low‑maintenance look that still reads as high‑end, black is a practical choice.

Steam cabins integrate a steam generator and sealed enclosure to create a spa‑like steam experience, often paired with features such as body jets and rainfall heads; several Platinum and Premium models offer steam options at higher price points. Steam is worth it if you want therapeutic benefits and a luxury feel, just ensure you have good bathroom ventilation to manage condensation. If you prefer a simpler, lower‑cost solution, a non‑steam cabin with a rainfall head still delivers a premium showering experience.

Black frames are deliberately bold and versatile; they create a striking contrast with light tiles for a contemporary look or pair naturally with industrial, Scandinavian or monochrome schemes. In a small white‑tiled ensuite a 900mm black quadrant becomes a focal point, while in a larger bathroom you can match matte black accessories for cohesion. Because the finish is moisture‑proof, you get both strong visual impact and practical longevity.