PHAM NEWS | APRIL 2026 Showers & Enclosures Bath-to-shower conversion system


New to the accessible bathing portfolio from Trojan is Living Showers, a new addition to the Bathe Easy range. The collection centres on the ‘Bath Out Shower In’ (BOSI) system, a bath-to-shower conversion solution that replaces a standard bath with a low-level, easy- access shower tray, typically installed in one day using existing pipework. The system is designed to minimise disruption by avoiding major structural alterations. The range includes five shower designs, each featuring a low-profile anti-slip tray and an integrated tapered seat to provide additional support and stability during use. Designed to improve accessibility for a wide range of users, the designs combine practical features with a contemporary appearance suited to modern bathroom settings. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/33


Low profile for a smooth finish


The Connect2 tray, designed and manufactured in the UK by Kudos, is engineered to avoid floor joists, ensuring it maintains its ultra-low profile once installed. Available in grey slate- effect, high-gloss white, and slip-resistant white, the range now also includes a slate-effect white finish. At just 35mm high, the tray is designed to accommodate all standard joist sizes and spans. A precisely positioned offset dual waste outlet allows installers to choose a clear, obstruction-free connection point. Where necessary, the tray can be rotated to suit fixed joists; once positioned, the unused outlet is sealed with the supplied blanking plug, allowing the high-flow waste and trap to be connected without lifting the tray. If both outlets are unobstructed, they can be connected to increase drainage capacity. A reinforced, magnetically secured waste cover – easily removable for


Easy installation options


PJH Group, through the Bathrooms2GO brand, has expanded the RefleXion Classix Easy Fit enclosure range in response to customer feedback. The update introduces additional models, sizes and bundled options that combine enclosures with 2GO shower trays. The Easy Fit enclosures are designed to simplify installation, with features intended to reduce fitting time and effort. New additions include wider sliding


door options in 1,400mm and 1,500mm sizes, both compatible with side panels. The range now also covers more corner installation formats, with Corner Entry enclosures available in 760 and 800mm, alongside Two-Door Offset Quadrant models offered in 1,000 x 800mm and 1,200 x 800mm configurations. The enclosures are 1,850mm high


and constructed from 6mm toughened safety glass. Standard features include a quick-release roller system for cleaning, concealed fixings, and treated glass


cleaning –sits neatly over the outlets to complete the installation. The Connect2 range is manufactured from acrylic-capped ABS, reinforced with structural resin-bonded stone for strength and stability. It includes 12 rectangular sizes, from 800mm square up to 1,700 × 800mm, as well as four quadrant and offset quadrant options. Each tray comes complete with a high- flow waste rated at 35 litres per minute and is competitively priced. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/34


BE-LINE® SHOWER SEAT


DELABIE, expert in sanitary ware for public places, has launched its new Be-Line®


shower seat, combining pleasing aesthetics and comfort.


Inclusive design: sleek lines, visual contrast is suitable for all


Comfort: large ergonomic seat, lift-up seat frees up space in shower


Removable: easy to remove, locking system prevents theft


Maximum safety: tested to over 200kg, 30-year warranty, CE marked


designed to reduce maintenance. Matching shower trays are manufactured from acrylic capped glass-reinforced plastic. They are lightweight, designed for straightforward handling, and have been tested to support loads up to 400kg. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/35


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