The Natural Philosopher wrote:
John Rumm wrote:
On 06/01/2012 10:46, wrote:

It's a rather basic question but I can't find straightforward answers
anywhere.

We're [re]designing an area in our house and want to install a new
shower (among other things). In order to plan the layout we need to
know how much space a shower needs. It might be a dedicated shower
room or, if it fits, we might squeeze it into the existing downstairs
loo.

So any advice, pointers, etc. as to minimum and/or sensible sizes for
a shower would be very welcome.

The smallest normal trays are about 750 square. Personally I find
these too cramped, 850mm ones are just about usable. However much
depends on the size of the people using it! The standard enclosures
are often about 1.85m tall, and these I find too short! (I am about
6'3").


ISTR I found 600mmm square somewhere, but I could be wrong



http://www.bathroomtrade.co.uk/squar...ay-white.html?