Quadrant Shower Trays
What is a quadrant shower tray?
A quadrant shower tray has two straight edges that sit against the walls and a curved front edge that follows a quadrant enclosure. Both sides are equal, so an 800 x 800mm tray suits a square corner. If you need more length, an offset quadrant shower tray has one longer side and comes left or right-handed.
Do quadrant shower trays fit all shower enclosures?
No. A quadrant shower tray is made for curved quadrant shower enclosures, so match the tray size to the enclosure size shown on its product page. Square shower trays and rectangular shower trays suit other enclosure shapes. Some of our quadrant enclosures are sold with a matching tray.
Read our shower tray buying guide for a full breakdown of the different types available.
Quadrant shower tray sizes
Width and depth match on every quadrant corner shower tray, with sizes running from 700mm, right up to 1000mm. If you want more elbow room, a 1000 x 1000mm large quadrant shower tray is our biggest size. Heights sit at a slim 30mm or 40mm. If the waste can’t run under the floor, pick a quadrant tray with riser kit. Apex riser kits have legs that adjust from 85mm to 130mm.
How to measure a quadrant shower tray
Measure along each wall from the corner to where the tray will finish. Both lengths should match. Check the corner is a true 90 degrees and the walls are straight, as gaps are hard to seal. Note where your waste pipe sits. Compare your figures with the tray and enclosure sizes on the product page.
Quadrant shower tray materials and finishes
Every quadrant shower tray we sell is made from stone resin, so it feels solid underfoot and stands up to daily use. Apex and Hudson Reed Pearlstone trays come in white and weigh less than standard stone resin, making fitting easier. Our Luxor trays come in white, grey or black slate effect with a matching grate.
Do your quadrant shower trays come with anti-slip?
Yes, on our slate effect range. Luxor quadrant trays have a textured surface with a Grade-2 anti-slip rating (Class C/PN24) for extra grip underfoot. Apex and Hudson Reed trays have a smooth standard surface that’s quick to wipe clean.
How to install a quadrant shower tray
Check the floor is level and strong enough for a stone resin tray. Dry fit it first and mark its position. Fit the waste (usually sold separately), then bed the tray as the instructions advise, or adjust the riser kit legs. Level it, connect the waste pipe and seal every wall joint with silicone. Fit your enclosure once the seal has cured. If you’re unsure, we recommend hiring a qualified plumber.