Partition by the company Devon, for installation in a shower. The installation of the partition is done from wall to wall, so you will be able to fully delineate your shower space. 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 the shower or directly on the bathroom floor.

It features a swing door, thus offering more space when entering the shower, but it also requires additional external space to open comfortably. The door opens only outward. The opening is 61 cm.

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

Additionally, it is reversible and you can install it on whichever side suits you best.

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

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

Although it has excellent durability, in the event of accidental breakage, it will shatter into small pieces, ensuring that there will be no injury. In contrast, if ordinary glass is used, it will break into large sharp pieces, which are dangerous and can cause serious injuries.

The thickness is 6 mm.

The finish is transparent, which offers a more beautiful result in your bathroom while allowing natural light to pass through the cabin. It is much easier to clean because its smooth surfaces retain fewer salts, and over time you will not face difficulties.

Revolutionary coating that facilitates water flow, preventing the buildup of limescale.

An important advantage is that cleaning it is easier compared to a cabin.

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

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

Then measure the height, from the base of the shower (where the partition will sit) to the point you want it to reach. In any case, there should be an opening at the top to allow steam to escape. Ideally, there should be at least a 15 cm distance 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.