Karag company's partition, for installation in a shower stall. The installation of the partition is done from wall to wall, so you can fully define the space of your shower stall. It is a more economical solution compared to a cabin and is ideal for bathrooms that do not have space restrictions.

It can be installed either on top of the shower stall or directly on the bathroom floor.

It features 2 sliding doors, which makes it particularly convenient in limited spaces, as no additional external space is required to open it. The entrance opening is 64.2 cm.

The closure is magnetic, contributing to the maximum possible sealing.

The door movement is achieved with double wheels for perfect sliding, while the quick release mechanism offers easy cleaning.

Additionally, it is reversible and can be placed on whichever side serves you better.

The profile is made of aluminum, which provides resistance to moisture and corrosion, while also being very easy to clean.

The partition features safety glass which is the ideal choice as it is a very safe material with great durability while also providing a high aesthetic result.

While it has excellent durability, in the event of accidental breakage it will shatter, ensuring no injuries occur. In contrast, if regular glass is used and it breaks, there will be large sharp pieces that can cause serious injuries.

The thickness is 5 mm.

The finish is transparent, providing a more beautiful result in your bathroom while allowing natural light to penetrate the cabin. It is much easier to clean, as its smooth surfaces retain less salt and over time you will not encounter difficulties.

One important advantage is that cleaning is easier compared to a shower cabin.

After each use, it is good to leave the door open for a while to allow ventilation and prevent the formation of mold.

Measure the distance from one side of the shower to the other, from one wall to the other.

Then measure the height, from the base of the shower (where the partition will touch) to the desired point. In any case, there should be an opening at the top to allow steam to escape. Ideally, there should be a distance of at least 15 centimeters from the ceiling.

Note: You can measure the distance from one side to the other at 3 points, to account for the possibility of a crooked wall.