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Sloped ceiling, a window in the shower area, a column in exactly the wrong place? Radaway has documented solutions for approximately 35 non-standard situations — and Bathroom Store will help you match one to your bathroom.
Yes — in most cases. Radaway made-to-measure enclosures, doors and screens can accommodate sloped ceilings, niches, windows, columns, boxed pipework, uneven walls and unusual room dimensions, subject to a technical assessment of your measurements and photos. Custom cuts, notches and slants are manufactured into fixed glass panels to fit the space precisely.
Fifteen of the most common awkward layouts — each with a potential Radaway solution.
Solution: fixed panels with slanted glass cuts that follow the ceiling line.
We need: photos, ceiling angle, heights at both ends.
Ask about this solution →Solution: fixed panels sized around the window, with door direction planned to suit.
We need: window position, sill height, opening direction.
Ask about this solution →Solution: glass measured after tiling at several points, profiles that absorb deviations.
We need: measurements at top, middle and bottom.
Ask about this solution →Solution: compatible notches designed into fixed glass sections around the column.
We need: column dimensions and position photos.
Ask about this solution →Solution: rectangular notches (WBQ) cut into fixed panels around the boxing.
We need: boxing width, depth and height.
Ask about this solution →Solution: made-to-measure doors sized to the niche, measured in three places.
We need: width at top, middle and bottom, plus height.
Ask about this solution →Solution: taller made-to-measure panels beyond standard catalogue heights, where technically possible.
We need: desired glass height and photos.
Ask about this solution →Solution: selected sliding systems fixed at ceiling level for frameless walk-through looks.
We need: ceiling construction details and heights.
Ask about this solution →Solution: layouts that allow space for seating, with glass planned around it.
We need: seat position and room dimensions.
Ask about this solution →Solution: wider access, low-threshold or floor-level layouts and walk-in options where suitable.
We need: access requirements and floor construction.
Ask about this solution →Solution: selected configurations where the door hinges directly from a fixed glass panel.
We need: layout sketch and measurements.
Ask about this solution →Solution: curved walk-in panels for a sculptural, open shower space.
We need: available floor area and photos.
Ask about this solution →Solution: fixed glass partitions that separate wet zones without closing the room in.
We need: partition length and height.
Ask about this solution →Solution: enclosure layouts planned around appliance housings and utility zones.
We need: appliance position and dimensions.
Ask about this solution →Solution: Sateen, Intimato or Gradient glass exactly where screening is needed — see custom shower glass.
We need: which areas need screening.
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Attic bathrooms rarely fit catalogue enclosures. A made-to-measure fixed panel can be manufactured with a slanted cut (WPL) that follows the ceiling line. Sloping cuts can only be made in fixed glass panels — the door itself remains rectangular, so we plan the layout around where the slope falls.
A window inside the shower zone is an asset, not a problem — but the fixed panels, door direction and measurements must be planned together so the window can still open and the glass stays protected from direct spray. Send us the window position and sill height with your photos.
Walls in older Irish homes are rarely perfectly plumb. Final measurements should be taken after tiling and at several points — top, middle and bottom — so the glass and profiles can be specified to absorb the differences.
Compatible notches — rectangular, half-round or triangular — can be designed into fixed glass sections so the enclosure wraps neatly around a column or pipe boxing instead of stopping short of it.
For accessible bathrooms we can plan wider access openings, low-threshold or floor-level layouts, walk-in screens and space for seating — where the bathroom construction and technical assessment allow.
Radaway's standard modification codes — the building blocks of a non-standard enclosure.
Custom cuts, notches and slants can only be applied to fixed glass elements — never to moving door panels.
You don't need perfect drawings — a phone camera and a tape measure are enough to start.
Cards initially link to sections of this page; they will point to dedicated guides as those are published.
Yes — a slanted cut (WPL) can be manufactured into a fixed glass panel so it follows the ceiling line. Moving door panels cannot be slanted, so the layout is planned around where the slope falls.
In many cases, yes. Compatible rectangular, half-round or triangular notches can be designed into fixed glass sections, subject to technical assessment of the column's size and position.
Measure after tiling, at several heights. Glass and profiles are then specified to absorb the deviation. Send measurements from the top, middle and bottom of the opening.
Usually yes — fixed panels, the door direction and measurements are planned together so the window still opens and stays protected. Photos and the sill height are the key information we need.
Size limits depend on the product series and glass specification. Send your dimensions and we will confirm what is technically possible before you order.
Every non-standard project is priced individually — the cost depends on the product, glass and modifications required. You receive a full quotation before committing to anything.
No. Custom cuts, notches and slants can only be applied to fixed glass elements. Doors remain standard shapes, and we design the layout accordingly.
Just send photos of the bathroom, the difficult area and approximate measurements. Our team will review the space and tell you which Radaway solutions may fit — before any commitment.
Send us photos and measurements and our team will advise what may be possible for your bathroom.
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