Bathroom Design Ideas Shower
A beautiful shower is useless if there are no places to store your shower and bath products. Shower storage makes it easy to keep your razor, shampoo, and soap right where you need them, while also keeping your space clean and tidy. Here we discuss the pros and cons of both temporary and permanent shower storage solutions.
TEMPORARY SHOWER STOCKAGE
Temporary shower storage is an option if your shower lacks storage but you don't want to remodel your bathroom soon. These storage systems are easily found in any home goods store and can usually be bought at a reasonable price.
SUCTION CUP STOCK
This storage option typically includes a shelf or bucket made of metal or plastic that attaches with suction cups to your shower wall. Suction cup storage has the main advantage of being affordable and easy to install. Suction cup storage has one drawback: even the strongest suction cups can slip, especially in wet environments like a shower.
OVER THE SHOWERHEAD STOCKAGE
Showerhead storage is a popular choice for homeowners because it's so simple to install. These storage systems can be installed over the showerhead pipe. They have multiple shelves and baskets to store products. This type of storage requires balance. If you take out a heavy item, some models can tilt and lean. This could cause all the items in the caddy to shift. For additional support, look for showerhead storage that fits tightly around the showerhead pipe.
CORNER SHOWER STOCKAGE
This storage is designed to fill the space between your bathtub curb and the ceiling. Corner shower storage units can be held in place using a combination tension rods or suction cups. They often have multiple shelves, making them a great choice for homeowners who need lots of space. Although these systems take longer to install, once they are in place, they become an integral part of your shower.
BUILT-IN SHOWER STOCKAGE
Built-in storage in your shower is an excellent choice if you're considering remodeling your bathroom. Built-in storage can be functional and integrates seamlessly into your space.
RECESSED NICHES
Recessed niches make for a great choice in built-in storage. These niches can be made in many sizes and may have additional shelves. It can be mounted into the wall, so it doesn't take up much space in your shower. Recessed niches allow you to add an accent tile to your shower to make it more functional and beautiful. Recessed niches have a downside. They require careful planning. From making sure that the niche is well-insulated to making sure the tile grade will not allow water to settle in the niche, it is important to plan carefully. We recommend that you hire a professional to remodel your bathroom to include recessed niches.
CORNER SHELVES
Triangular shelves can be used as another storage solution. You can stack corner shelves one on top of the other to create storage space for your entire family. Built-in shelves can be a bit too big for smaller showers.
SHOWER SEATS
Shower seats, like other built-in storage options, offer a place to store your products. Built-in shower seats can also be used as a seat if you need it. These seats can be used for shaving, but they are also useful for people with limited mobility. Shower seats require a larger shower to be used. This means that they will not work in small bathrooms.
Every homeowner has different storage needs. We hope this guide will help create a space in your shower that is both beautiful and practical.
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