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Scudo Azura 1000 x 900mm White Textured Slate Linear Waste Shower Tray

Extra 900mm depth gives a compact 1000mm tray more comfortable standing room.

1000 x 900mm footprint: Creates a roomier rectangular shower base without excessive length.

White slate-effect surface: Fine relief adds natural texture across the low 30mm profile.

Linear drainage layout: Recessed end channel uses the separately sold SLATE-DRAIN.

Eco-Stone performance: Slip-resistant mineral composite is stable, antibacterial and scratch resistant.

Availability: In stock

Original price was: £330.00.
Current price is: £209.99.Save £120.01 off RRP

Description

Scudo Azura 1000 x 900mm White Slate Effect Shower Tray Specifications

Product type Low-profile shower tray
Brand Scudo
Collection Azura Slate
Shape Rectangular
Length 1000mm
Width 900mm
Height 30mm
Construction Precision-cast Eco-Stone mineral composite
Colour White
Surface finish Finely textured slate effect
Perimeter design Slim straight edge with a subtle upper bevel
Waste channel Recessed linear channel near one short end
Compatible drain SLATE-DRAIN
Drain included No
Slip resistant Yes
Water-guiding properties Hydro-reflective
Antibacterial surface Yes
Scratch resistant Yes
Surface coating Specialist durable gel coat
Manufacturer part number SLATE-1000-900-REC-MW
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Tails’ Take: More Shoulder Room on a Sharply Detailed Base

Who Will Benefit Most from the 1000 x 900mm Footprint?

The extra depth can improve comfort, but it must still leave practical space around the enclosure.


A Strong Choice For

En-Suites Wanting More Shoulder and Turning Space

The 900mm depth provides a more generous stance than shallower compact trays while retaining a manageable 1000mm length.

Frameless and Minimal Shower Layouts

Straight proportions and a restrained perimeter sit naturally beneath clear glass and slim contemporary profiles.

Pale Bathrooms Needing Subtle Floor Interest

The white finish remains light and adaptable while the stone relief prevents the shower area appearing featureless.

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Consider the Layout Carefully When

The Remaining Bathroom Walkway Is Narrow

That additional 100mm of depth can affect access beside toilets, vanity units and inward-opening doors.

The Room Requires a Curved Enclosure

A rectangular base must be paired with suitably shaped glass rather than quadrant or offset-quadrant components.

Existing Drainage Is Fixed at the Opposite Side

Reworking established pipework may be less practical than selecting a tray whose outlet suits the current arrangement.

Choosing Glass, Assessing Space and Preparing the Floor

What practical difference does the 900mm tray depth make?

A 900mm depth provides more room between the user and the enclosure glass than an 800mm-deep tray of the same length. This can make turning, reaching for shower controls and using a handset feel less restricted. The overall bathroom layout still needs to account for the enclosure entrance, nearby sanitaryware and the space required to dry off comfortably.

Which type of shower glass should be paired with this tray?

Choose a rectangular enclosure or walk-in screen arrangement designed around a 1000 x 900mm tray. Check the glass adjustment range as well as its nominal size, particularly after wall tiles have been fitted. Door style also matters: a sliding or inward-folding entrance may be more practical than an outward-opening door where the surrounding floor area is limited.

Why is the linear channel positioned near one end?

The end position allows the main section of the shower floor to remain broad and visually uninterrupted. The moulded falls guide water towards the narrow recess, creating a more streamlined appearance than a prominent outlet in the central standing area. Its location should be coordinated with the waste pipe before the tray, waterproofing and surrounding finishes are fixed permanently.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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