Which tray shape is best for my bathroom layout?

If you have a corner space, quadrant or offset quadrant trays give a neat curved front that frees up room, a 900 x 900mm quadrant is a common choice. For an alcove or a run along one wall, rectangular trays such as 1200 x 800mm or 1700 x 700mm make the most of a long, narrow bathroom. Square trays like 760 x 760mm or 800 x 800mm suit small en‑suites where you want a compact, symmetrical shower. Offset quadrants are useful when you need more usable space on one side without changing footprint.

What are the differences between Acrylic capped ABS, Acrylic capped stone resin and Ducostone?

Acrylic capped ABS is lightweight, warms quickly under your feet and tends to be the most economical option. Acrylic capped stone resin and Ducostone give a heavier, more solid feel, better impact resistance and a premium matt finish that suits larger trays. Stone resin also helps reduce flex on wide spans, while ABS is fine for smaller sizes and where weight is a concern. Both finishes include a capped acrylic surface for easy cleaning and a smooth look.

What size should I buy for a small en‑suite versus a family bathroom?

For a small en‑suite, a 700–800mm square or 760 x 760mm tray is typical and will fit most corner enclosures. In a family bathroom you'll often see rectangular trays from 1200 x 800mm up to 1700 x 700mm to give more standing room and a comfortable showering area. If you want a roomy quadrant fit without using a whole wall, a 900 x 900mm quadrant is a popular middle ground. Match the tray to the enclosure type and the usable floor length available.

What does the advertised height mean for how the shower will look and feel?

Most raised Hydrolux trays are 140mm high (one is 135mm), so they sit above your finished floor level rather than being flush. That height provides a visible, solid base which can feel sturdy and helps conceal the waste outlet and plumbing. You'll get a clear rim that suits traditional or modern screens and gives a defined shower area in the room.

How important is the waste position and which should I choose?

Waste position affects where you locate the tray relative to existing pipework and the shower screen. Most of these trays have a centre waste, which works well with symmetrical rectangular trays and central door arrangements; only one has a corner waste, useful where the soil pipe is in a corner. If your pipework is already on one side, opt for a tray with the matching waste position to avoid complex pipe runs.

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