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Kartell 900 x 760mm LH Offset Quadrant 45mm Shower Tray

A left-hand offset layout combines compact dimensions with a curved front that opens up the surrounding floor area.

900 x 760mm footprint: Designed for a compatible left-hand offset quadrant enclosure.

45mm low profile: Keeps the shower base clean-lined and visually unobtrusive.

Double-skinned construction: White ABS-capped acrylic stone resin adds reassuring substance.

UK-made tray: Weighs 19kg and includes a 25-year guarantee; waste is not included.

Availability: 46 in stock

Original price was: £343.00.
Current price is: £229.99.Save £113.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Kartell 900 x 760mm LH Offset Quadrant Shower Tray

Product Type Low-profile shower tray
Brand Kartell
Shape Offset quadrant
Handing Left-hand
Length 900mm
Width 760mm
Height 45mm
Weight 19kg
Material ABS-capped acrylic stone resin
Construction Double-skinned
Colour White
Style Modern
Waste Included No
Country of Manufacture United Kingdom
Guarantee 25 years
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Tails’ Take: A Curved Corner Solution for More Compact Rooms

This 900 x 760mm Kartell tray offers the softer frontage of a quadrant enclosure while using less floor area than larger offset models. Its left-hand orientation allows the extended section to follow a suitable wall, leaving the curved corner facing into the room where it can help maintain a more comfortable route past the shower. The 45mm profile keeps the base visually restrained, and the double-skinned stone resin construction gives the tray a reassuringly substantial structure despite its relatively compact dimensions. It is a practical choice for ensuites and smaller bathrooms that still need a clearly defined showering area.

Is This Left-Hand Offset Tray a Good Match for Your Layout?

Think about circulation space, enclosure orientation and the condition of the supporting floor before choosing this tray.

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Who Should Buy

Compact Bathrooms Wanting a Curved Entrance

The rounded frontage can feel less intrusive beside the main walkway than a tray with a square outer corner.

Layouts with the Longer Section on the Left

This fixed orientation suits rooms where the extended side aligns naturally with the available wall and planned shower entrance.

Buyers Seeking a Lower Visual Profile

The 45mm height suits contemporary installations where the shower base should appear neat and relatively understated.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Rooms Requiring a Right-Hand Tray

The tray cannot be reversed, so the opposite-handed version is needed where the extended section must sit on the right.

Enclosures Designed for Straight Edges

A rectangular or square enclosure will not follow the curved frontage of this offset quadrant base.

Floors That Cannot Be Properly Levelled

A rigid stone resin tray needs consistent support, so a noticeably uneven base should be corrected before installation.

Handing, Enclosure Matching and Floor Preparation

How can I confirm that the left-hand tray is the correct orientation?

Sketch or tape the 900 x 760mm footprint in the intended corner and view it from the front of the completed shower area. The longer offset section must sit on the left and the curved frontage should face into the room. Check this orientation against the enclosure doors, wall profiles and nearby sanitaryware before any permanent plumbing or floor preparation begins.

Why must the enclosure be specifically compatible with an offset quadrant tray?

An offset quadrant enclosure has unequal side measurements and a curved front designed to follow a particular tray outline. Matching only the nominal length and width is not enough; the enclosure must also have the correct handing and corresponding curved geometry. Using an incompatible model can prevent the frame from aligning with the tray edge and may compromise the intended water seal.

What floor preparation does a stone resin tray require?

The supporting surface should be firm, level and capable of carrying the tray evenly across its footprint. High spots, dips or movement beneath the base can make levelling difficult and may place uneven stress on the rigid construction. The installer should also plan the waste route before bedding the tray so the drainage connection remains accessible and correctly aligned.

Additional information

Brand Kartell Bathrooms

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