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This shower tray is not smooth. Its surface has a slate texture: fine ridges like those on split stone. You can see them against the light and feel them underfoot.
The area the water drains across has a soft, rounded outline. The shower tray is rectangular, but it does not look like a tile with a drain in it.

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This shower tray weighs 50.6 kg and is 28 mm high. It is cast from marble composite, so it does not flex underfoot. The low threshold barely separates the shower from the rest of the floor.
The waste outlet is 90 mm in diameter and is hidden by a cover in the same colour as the shower tray. The white, matt slate does not shine and sits well next to both smooth and textured tiles.
Made in Poland by a Polish manufacturer.

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At 160 cm long you can do without a door and fit just a single glass panel. The water stays in the shower tray and you walk in from the side, without opening anything. A width of 80 cm is enough to stand comfortably. This size often goes where an old bathtub used to be: it takes up a similar strip of floor.

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The set includes hex keys, levelling elements and a waste cover. The waste trap and feet are optional accessories, so choose them before installation. The waste outlet has a standard diameter of 90 mm.
This shower tray is not smooth. Its surface has a slate texture: fine ridges like those on split stone. You can see them against the light and feel them underfoot.