In the classic version of the bathroom, a corner, semicircular Free Line II shower cubicle was used. It provides more space in the bathroom that we can use for any purpose. The cabin door opens outwards, which gives us a lot of space when entering and exiting it. The lack of profiles and the transparent glass used in it make it blend in perfectly with this arrangement.

Another idea is a rectangular shower enclosure. The bathroom with the rectangular Free Zone corner shower area provides plenty of space for a showering. We can choose the installation method from the version with a shower tray, or the one with a foundation on the floor. The latter solution ensures barrier-free entry and exit from the shower area. Importantly, the shower enclosure itself does not have a bottom profile, which allows it to be visually connected with the rest of the bathroom. This design is perfect for people with motor disabilities, as well as children and the elderly. In arrangements with a rectangular shower enclosure - this is what plays the main role in this bathroom. It catches the eye and encourages to have a showering pleasure!