ne of the first practical decisions to make when refurbishing a bathroom is choosing the best showering foundation. Today, there is a strong emphasis on creating luxurious open spaces with both wet and dry zones, using glass partitioning, and the range of products available to assist has grown exponentially since the first wetroom concept was used domestically in the UK. Installing a shower enclosure and having to use large plinths on the tray to accommodate plumbing is gradually becoming a thing of the past as innovations under the trays become more effective.
Kudos has been manufacturing showering products for decades in their factory in the Lake District. They offer a range of foundations to complement their enclosures and glass showering panels.
Aqua4Ma Evolution is their easy-to-install wetroom solution. Thankfully, gone are the days of waiting for membranes to cure or dry when creating a full wet room or a wet area in a bathroom; membranes have been replaced by CNC-machined panels of extruded PVC, a material that’s totally waterproof and quick to install. Aqua4Ma Evolution is suitable for immediate
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finishing with tiles, vinyl or micro-cement. Its closed- cell extruded PVC panels with solvent-welding joints allow fitting and tiling within the day. These robust panels also allow tiles to be removed and replaced without compromising the system’s waterproof integrity.
If your client decides on a shower tray as the foundation for their showering area, Kudos offer two comprehensive ranges: Connect2 and Ultimate trays, both offering a range of sizes to suit a plethora of spaces. The Connect2 tray boasts a truly unique feature. It has been designed specifically to avoid floor joists, ensuring it retains its super-low profile when installed. The tray stands at just 35mm in height and avoids all standard joist sizes and spans thanks to the precise positioning of a unique offset dual waste outlet, allowing the installer to choose the waste clear from obstruction to connect. A reinforced, magnetically secured linear waste cover that’s easily removed for cleaning, sits neatly over the plugs, offering a modern twist and completing the installation. The Connect2 range of trays is available in a choice of slate-effect grey or white, high-gloss white, or slip-resistant (SR) white finish. It is manufactured in an acrylic-capped ABS filled with a structural resin-bonded stone for maximum strength and stability. The collection
offers 12 rectangular sizes from 800mm square to 1700x800mm plus four quadrant/offset quadrant options. Each comes complete with a high-flow waste rated at 35 litres per minute. The Ultimate slimline shower tray collection stands at just 27mm in height and comes in 2 standard slate effect finishes, 4 bespoke-coloured options and 19 standard sizes. They are lightweight, slip and stain-resistant, trimmable to fit on site, and the slate effect finishes contain an antimicrobial additive to inhibit the growth of microbes. The composite material used to produce these new trays is up to 60% lighter than a traditional stone-filled shower tray. The composite construction, which has a CNC-machined waterproof core, features a slip-resistant acrylic surface and is virtually unbreakable. Kudos offers a standard collection from stock in two colour finishes, in white and grey slate effect, and 19 sizes up to 2000 x 900mm, all with an end-positioned waste.
The trays can also be manufactured to order as a bespoke option which expands the range to 6 coloured options and 4 different waste positions. These special orders can be made to any size up to 2000 x 1000mm and they offer an option of choosing a contrasting-coloured edge to the tray too.
Trading as RONAL Bathrooms UK Ltd, the Kudos portfolio includes shower enclosures, shower trays, over-bath screens, and wet-room solutions sold via KBB showrooms and merchants across the UK.
Connect2 Quadrant tray
Ultimate tray 24 BKU APRIL 2026 BATHROOM EDITION
01539 564040
info@kudosshowers.co.uk
www.kudosshowers.co.uk
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