Steam Shower and Shower Cabin Size Guide

Every steam shower and shower cabin we sell, in one place, sorted by the shape of the space you have. Pick whether you want steam, pick the shape that suits your bathroom, and you will see only the models that fit. Below the finder are the three checks that decide whether a cabin will work in your home: water pressure, electrics and access.

Do you want steam?
What shape is the space?

No model matches both choices. Try another shape, or call 0330 133 6617 and we will find the closest fit.

800 x 800mm quadrant steam shower with black frame
Steam · Quadrant

Compact Quadrant Steam Shower

800 x 800mm. The smallest steam cabin, made for an en suite corner.

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1000 x 1000mm quadrant steam shower with chrome frame
Steam · Quadrant

Large Quadrant Steam Shower

1000 x 1000mm. The roomiest corner cabin, with a stone finished seat.

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Black Sparkle limited edition quadrant steam shower
Steam · Quadrant

Black Sparkle Limited Edition

800, 900 or 1000mm quadrant. Black panels flecked with silver.

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1100 x 700mm offset quadrant steam shower, right hand
Steam · Offset

Slim Offset Steam Shower

1100 x 700mm, right hand. Only 700mm deep, for narrow rooms.

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1050 x 850mm rectangular steam shower with chrome frame
Steam · Rectangle

Rectangle Steam Shower 1050

1050 x 850mm. The compact rectangle, a good swap for an old enclosure.

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1150 x 850mm rectangular steam shower with chrome frame
Steam · Rectangle

Rectangle Steam Shower 1150

1150 x 850mm. An extra 100mm of width to sit and stretch out.

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Monochrome black and white rectangular steam shower
Steam · Rectangle

Monochrome Steam Shower

1050 or 1150 x 850mm. Black and white designer finish.

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Black marble effect rectangular steam shower
Steam · Rectangle

Black Marble Steam Shower

1050 or 1150 x 850mm. Black marble effect walls.

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Grey marble effect rectangular steam shower
Steam · Rectangle

Grey Marble Steam Shower

1050 or 1150 x 850mm. Also made as a left or right hand offset.

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1400 x 900mm two person steam shower cabin with black frame
Steam · Two person

Twin Steam Shower, Black Frame

1400 x 900mm. Twin valves, twin hand showers, twelve body jets.

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1400 x 900mm two person steam shower cabin with chrome frame
Steam · Two person

Twin Steam Shower, Chrome Frame

1400 x 900mm. The same two person cabin in polished chrome.

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1700 x 900mm steam shower bath with whirlpool
Steam · Bath

Steam Shower Bath

1700 x 900mm, left hand. Steam, shower and whirlpool bath in one.

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900 x 900mm quadrant shower cabin with black frame
No steam · Quadrant

Quadrant Shower Cabin 900

900 x 900mm. Monsoon shower, body jets, lighting and audio.

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1000 x 1000mm quadrant shower cabin with black frame
No steam · Quadrant

Quadrant Shower Cabin 1000

1000 x 1000mm in black, or chrome.

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1050 x 850mm rectangular shower cabin with chrome frame
No steam · Rectangle

Rectangle Shower Cabin

1050 x 850mm. Our lowest priced cabin.

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1200 x 800mm offset shower cabin, left hand, black frame
No steam · Offset

Offset Shower Cabin

1200 x 800mm, left hand, in black or chrome.

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Three checks before you order

1. Water pressure: 2.5 bar minimum

This is the one that catches people out. These cabins need between 2.5 and 3.4 bar on both hot and cold. A combi boiler or an unvented cylinder usually delivers that. A gravity fed system with a tank in the loft usually does not, and will need a pump. Ask your plumber to measure the pressure at the bathroom before you order.

2. Electrics

The cabin needs a 13 amp electrical supply, installed by a qualified electrician to bathroom regulations. A steam session costs very little to run: the 3kW generator uses about 1 kWh, one unit on your bill, for a 20 minute steam.

3. Getting it in

Cabins arrive in 4 to 5 boxes, so they go through a normal doorway and up stairs. Assembly needs no drilling into the tray and no silicone, so the shower can be used as soon as it is built. The waste is a flexible 1 metre hose. Check the overall height on the product page against your ceiling.

Steam shower or shower cabin?

Steam shower Everything a cabin has, plus a 3kW steam generator with triple-jet steam and aromatherapy infusion. Choose this if you want a steam room at home.
Shower cabin The same sealed enclosure, monsoon shower, body jets, lighting and audio, without steam, at a lower price. Choose this if you want a better shower with no tiling.
Steam shower bath A steam cabin built over a whirlpool bath. Choose this if the room has one space and you do not want to lose the bath.

Common questions

What is the smallest steam shower?

The 800 x 800mm quadrant. It fits the footprint of a standard corner shower tray.

Will a steam shower work with a gravity fed system?

Not on its own. The cabins need 2.5 bar minimum, so a gravity fed system normally needs a pump. Combi boilers and unvented cylinders are usually fine.

How much does a steam shower cost to run?

About 1 kWh for a 20 minute steam session, which is one unit of electricity at whatever rate you pay.

Do I need to tile behind a shower cabin?

No. The cabin has its own back walls, roof and sealed tray, so the room walls stay dry.

Can two people use a steam shower?

Yes, the 1400 x 900mm twin cabin is built for two, with twin valves so both showers run at once.

Still unsure? Call 0330 133 6617 or browse all steam showers and shower cabins, or read the buyer's guide.