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Window above shower

6 years ago

Hey Nick, just wandering what the height is of the window above the shower screen. as well as the height of the shower glass?

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Nick Hayes Constructions
6 years ago
Hi,
The window is 400mm with a 2400mm joinery height.

Shower screen is at 2000mm
j_smallwood
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6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Really so the height of the shower is 2000? And did that look ok?
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Nick Hayes Constructions
6 years ago
Yes shower screen is at 2000mm. I think the images speak for them self. We love the finished product. Sizing of windows and internal fit out should be discussed with your designer to ensure the sizing is in proportion to the overall design. This is not something I can determine or give an opinion on.

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