Showers
Explore our range of free high-quality 2D blocks that offer a wide variety of shower options suitable for bathroom layouts. This library includes shower cabins, drains, glass shower doors, and partitions.
All blocks are fully customizable and can be easily adapted to fit any style, making the design process faster and more efficient.
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Blocks in this library
- Drain round LGeneric
- Drain square LGeneric
- Drain square MGeneric
- Drain rectangular SGeneric
- Drain rectangular MGeneric
- Drain rectangular LGeneric
- Shower partitionGeneric
- Shower partition with frameGeneric
- Shower door with frameGeneric
- Shower door slidingGeneric
- Shower door sliding with frameGeneric
- Shower partition slidingGeneric
- Drain square SGeneric
- Shower door framelessGeneric
- Shower doorGeneric
- Shower partition framelessGeneric
- Drain round SGeneric
- Corner shower MGeneric
- Shower with door SGeneric
- Shower with door MGeneric
- Corner shower SGeneric
- Shower SGeneric
- Shower MGeneric
- Shower LGeneric
- Corner shower LGeneric
- Angle corner showerGeneric
- Shower with door LGeneric
What are the standard dimensions for a shower?
Compact shower options are 32x32 or 36x36 inches (80 cm x 80 cm or 90 cm x 90 cm) striking a balance between functionality and style in smaller spaces.
Standard-sized shower stalls, typically measuring approximately 48 x 36 inches or 60' x 36 inches (120 cm x 90 cm or 150 cm x 90 cm), are common in bathrooms with average dimensions.
Spacious or walk-in shower stalls with dimensions of approximately 60 x 60 inches (150 cm x 150 cm) or larger are suitable for generously sized bathrooms.
Shower drain sizes
Standard shower drain sizes can vary based on the type of drain used—traditional point drains or modern linear drains.
Point drains vary in shapes and sizes. Standard shower point drains have a diameter of about 2 inches (5.08 cm). Square ones range from 4 inches (10.16 cm) to 6 inches (15.24 cm), and circular ones come in different diameters, often 2 inches.
Linear drains are elongated and typically have a standard width of around 2 inches (5.08 cm) for residential use. The length varies, commonly ranging from 12 inches (30.48 cm) to 48 inches (121.92 cm) or more, and can be customized to fit the shower space.
How to install a shower stall?
Transforming your bathroom with a new shower involves a few key steps. Start by removing old fixtures and checking plumbing codes. Ensure a level floor as the foundation for a stable installation.
Next, follow manufacturer guidelines to install the shower base, ensuring proper leveling and securing the drain for effective drainage. Choose between prefabricated walls or a custom-tiled look with waterproofing for a personalized touch.
With the structural elements set, install fixtures like the shower valve and doors as per instructions. Seal joints with waterproof caulk, conduct water tests, make adjustments, and add finishing touches. Clean up, and enjoy your newly installed shower.
