HOW TO MEASURE YOUR SALGAR SHOWER SCREEN
The spirit of constant improvement that drives us at Salgar to improve every day and this new catalogue of shower screens are tangible proof of our commitment to excellence and the well-being of our customers.
In the pages of our shower screen catalogue, you will find all the information you need to select your shower screen, whether it is a standard product or a custom-made one, adapted to your specific needs.
To make it easier to choose the right product, we have included a section at the beginning of the shower screen catalogue, which answers the question "How to measure your screen?", providing precise instructions to help you take the correct measurements of your shower screen and make it easier for you to choose it.
The first thing our catalogue explains is the importance of checking the level of the base of the screen when measuring. To do this, we recommend using a "bubble" type level. Compensation is essential, especially in the case of screens with little or no profiles.
For front screens
It is crucial to measure three times: the highest point (A), the middle point (M) and the lowest point (B).
Of these three measurements, we will take the smallest as a reference and compensate up to the largest measurement with the compensation profile.
It is important to check if the three measurements are within the reference range of Salgar shower screens. Ideally, subtract 5mm from the lowest measurement and check if they are all within that range.
If any is not in the range, we will always compensate for the largest measurement with complementary adaptation profiles.
There are many screens that meet these characteristics, including the new Versa collection, available in a wide range of size and format options, which will perfectly fit what you need.
Corner shower screens
Both sides must be measured from the wall to the edge of the shower tray. In the case of a shower tray on the floor, the screen is always slightly smaller than the total dimension of the shower tray.
In the case of a built-in shower tray or flush with the floor, for aesthetic reasons, the screen must fall at the joint between the shower tray and the floor.
We must measure both dimensions on both sides of the joints and check if the screen fits correctly.
Our Helsinki shower screen is one of the shower screen options we have available, if what you are looking for is a corner shower screen.
The semicircular screens
The process is simpler. In addition to checking the rest of the measurements, it is necessary to verify the Roca (R500) or Italian (R550) radius, and if any side of the shower is recessed or oversized, and if the tray is on the floor or is built-in at ground level.
Semicircular shower screens are a solution that persists over time and with our Clear shower screen, you will get a bathroom at the height, where the shower screen will adapt perfectly so that it occupies the necessary space and gives a larger effect to your room.
