Insignia

Think about the experience you want. A steam shower cabin adds spa-style benefits such as a steam session plus features like monsoon rain heads and hydro-massage jets, while a regular shower cabin focuses on efficient showering with hand showers and rain options. Steam models here come in the same footprint options as regular cabins, from compact 800–900mm quadrants to larger 1200 x 800mm or 1400 x 900mm twin cabins, but they are typically higher priced. If you want relaxation and a spa feel as well as a shower, a steam cabin is a clear step up.

Match the cabin size and shape to your available floor space and how you move in the room. Small bathrooms work well with 800mm or 900mm quadrant cabins; an offset quadrant in 1100 x 700mm or 1200 x 800mm gives extra elbow room without taking the full width; if you have a larger family bathroom, a 1400 x 900mm twin or a 1500 x 850mm offset steam bath provides generous space for two. Measure the door swing and nearby fixtures, then choose quadrant for corner installs or offset/twin for more internal space.

They are worth it if you want a more social or luxurious showering experience, twin and two-person models (commonly 1400 x 900mm) offer extra room and often come with enhanced features like multiple jets and larger rain heads. Expect higher prices for these models, but you gain comfort and spa-like amenities that a single cabin cannot provide. If you rarely need the extra space, a roomy 1200 x 800mm cabin can be a more economical compromise.

Let your bathroom style guide you. Chrome frames brighten and suit classic or smaller bathrooms, while black or anthracite frames create a modern, high-contrast look that pairs well with slate or muted tiles; white matte offers a softer, minimal finish. Many Insignia models are offered in these finishes across sizes like 800–1200mm and 1400 x 900mm, so you can match the frame to your taps and accessories for a coordinated scheme.

Yes, body dryers are offered as part of the Insignia range, the Insignia Valiryo Body Dryer Version 2.1 is available in white or black. A body dryer complements steam cabins particularly well because it lets you dry off without towels after a steam session. It's a premium accessory (shown at around the same price bracket as higher-end cabins), so it's best if you want a true spa experience and have the space to accommodate it.