What does double threshold mean on a shower base?
A double threshold base has 2 walls that can accept a shower enclosure and 2 walls that the base is installed against. If you … see more. So basically, it is an alcove type of installation. A double threshold base has 2 walls that can accept a shower enclosure and 2 walls that the base is installed against.
What is the difference between a single and double threshold?
Often called an alcove installation, single threshold bases are used with 3 finished walls. A double threshold shower base is used with 2 finished walls and your glass shower enclosure will be installed to the 2 remaining exposed sides of the base.
What is the threshold on a shower pan?
A shower or shower-pan threshold is the front edge of the shower that you typically step over to enter the shower.
What sizes to shower bases come in?
Standard bases. Standard square or rectangular shower base pans range in size from 32-by-32 inches to 60-by-42 inches. There are also standard neo-angle base pans for corner showers that range from 36 inches to 60 inches in diameter.
Can you use a single threshold shower base for corner shower?
When choosing between a single or a double threshold pan, consider the location of the shower and the type of enclosure. Single-threshold bases are for shower alcoves and double-threshold bases are for corner showers.
What is alcove shower?
The alcove shower is the most common shower type and designed to maximize space. It has 3 shower walls and a single threshold. You find them in a square or rectangular shape. We offer a wide array of sizes but can also do a custom shower should you need it as well.
What is a low threshold shower?
Low-threshold showers only have just a small lip to step over. Compared to a traditional bathtub, the lip is minuscule. This allows those who do have mobility issues just a simple step, for easy access in and out of the shower. In addition to being mobility friendly, low-threshold showers just simply look good.