More comfortable than smaller corner trays, 900mm quadrant shower trays give extra room inside the enclosure while keeping the curved, space-saving front. The wider size suits en-suites and family bathrooms where the shower should feel easier to use without taking over the floor plan. It works especially well where a square tray would leave sharper corners in the walkway.

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TAILS’ CORNER FOOTPRINT CHECK

Balance showering space with a curved corner

900mm quadrant shower trays use two nominally equal wall edges and a rounded outer frontage to create a balanced corner installation. Their 900mm proportions provide more standing space than smaller quadrant formats while removing the projecting outer corner of a square tray, helping preserve a smoother route through the bathroom.

Is a 900mm Quadrant Shower Tray Right for Your Corner?

Compare equal wall lengths, curved frontage and enclosure radius

A 900mm Equal-Sided Quadrant Base Suits You If

Both corner walls offer similar space

A 900 x 900mm quadrant footprint works naturally where both adjoining walls can accommodate equal tray edges. This creates a more symmetrical corner layout than an offset model and can simplify the visual relationship with nearby tiles and fittings.

You want a softer circulation route

The curved outer edge removes the sharp projecting corner found on a square tray. This can provide more comfortable movement beside a vanity, toilet or doorway while retaining a useful showering area within the 900mm corner footprint.

You can match the enclosure precisely

Buying the 900mm quadrant tray with a confirmed compatible enclosure helps align the front curve, edge profile and fitting position. Products sharing the same nominal size may still use different radii, so the intended pairing should be verified.

Another Tray Size or Corner Shape May Suit You Better If

One wall is noticeably longer

An offset quadrant format may use an asymmetrical corner more effectively when one wall offers substantially greater length. An equal-sided 900mm base can leave useful wall space unused while still projecting farther than necessary along the shorter side.

You need maximum internal floor area

A square 900mm tray retains the complete outer corner and may provide more usable standing space. The quadrant shape deliberately removes part of that footprint to improve circulation, so internal room should be compared rather than inferred from the wall dimensions.

The selected curve will not align

Another model is required when the enclosure radius differs from the tray frontage. Even a small mismatch can prevent the profiles and glass from seating correctly, despite both products being described as 900mm quadrant components.

900mm Quadrant Shower Tray FAQs

Equal-sided sizing, corner radius and room positioning explained

  • Are both straight sides 900mm long?

    They are normally described as two equal nominal 900mm edges, but the precise finished dimensions may vary. Check the technical drawing before positioning pipework, wall finishes or enclosure profiles around a tightly measured corner.

  • Why does the quadrant radius matter?

    The enclosure must follow the exact curve of the tray’s outer edge. Different radii create different glass and frame paths, so two equal-sided 900mm products will not necessarily fit together unless compatibility is confirmed.

  • Can the tray be fitted in any room corner?

    Yes, provided the walls, waste route and enclosure arrangement suit the installation. The corner should be checked for squareness, and the waste position must remain accessible without conflicting with joists, pipework or the planned glass supports.

DESIGNER’S NOTE

Centre the curved frontage within the available corner and keep nearby furniture clear of its arc, allowing the equal 900mm sides to create a balanced enclosure.