Walk-in showers
Experience the perfect balance of comfort, safety and style with our range of walk-in showers. Each design provides level access, easy entry and modern practicality. Ideal for anyone seeking greater mobility and confidence while showering.
Whether you’re replacing a traditional bath or transforming your bathroom into a fully accessible shower space, our expert team will guide you from design to installation, creating a space that works beautifully for you today and in the future.
Richmond range
Kendal & Coniston ranges
Range options, optional extras and warranties
Let’s explore what’s possible
One of our friendly experts will visit at a time that works for you, look at your space and chat through what’s possible. We’ll help you explore your options with no pressure, just honest advice based on what matters to you.
Helpful guides around walk-in showers and everyday tips
A bit about us
Everything we do begins with care. From the first time you get in touch, we take the time to understand what matters to you and offer support you can trust. Our team brings years of experience, but it’s the way we treat people that really sets us apart.
We’re proud to be a name families turn to when they want thoughtful advice, reliable workmanship and a bathroom that makes life that little bit easier.
Walk in Shower FAQs
General questions about walk in showers, fittings and Mobility Plus
A walk-in shower is designed with easy, low-level access, so there’s no need to climb over a bath edge – making it safer and more comfortable to use every day.
Yes. Walk-in showers are ideal for anyone with reduced mobility. They include features such as slip-resistant flooring, built-in grab rails, and comfortable seating options for extra peace of mind.
Yes, we proudly offer one of the most comprehensive ranges of accessible showers in the UK—specially designed for individuals who find traditional baths or showers difficult to use. Our solutions includes low-threshold entries, fold-down seats, easy-grip controls, and custom safety features to support comfort, dignity, and independence at every stage.
Yes. Many customers choose to include a fold-down or built-in seat for added comfort and safety.
They’re much easier to maintain than traditional baths. Smooth, wipe-clean panels and modern designs help reduce mould and limescale build-up.
A: One of our surveyors will visit you and find out what you want to gain from your mobility bathing experience. They will then explain the many choices available to you, and will encourage you to take notes and ask as many questions as possible. This will help you make an informed decision on which solution suits your requirements best.
Yes we provide a complete design, supply and installation service.
Yes, we provide a comprehensive warranty on all our products and installation work. You can see more information on our warranty page.
Three. The Richmond range covers the rimless offset quadrant, sliding door enclosure, single panel screen, quadrant cubicle and mobility wet room. Kendal covers the single panel screen with optional curtain. Coniston covers half height bifold doors and full height stable doors. Each range covers several sizes and layouts.
A single fixed screen gives the most open access and the least to manoeuvre around. An enclosure with sliding or folding doors contains water better in a smaller room. A wet room converts the whole floor to level access. Your room size and who helps you decide which works.
Yes. Fold-down and built-in seat options are available across the ranges, in natural wood or a padded finish. Fold-down seats tuck flat against the wall when they are not in use, so the shower is still usable by everyone else in the household. Built-in seats stay fixed in place instead.
Some enclosures include built-in grab rails or handles, and additional grab rails are available across the ranges as optional extras. Positioning matters more than quantity, so the designer will look at where you naturally reach for support rather than fitting rails to a standard pattern.
Toughened safety glass with polished aluminium edging, alongside smooth wipe-clean wall panels. The panels are chosen partly for cleaning, as there is no grout to scrub and far less to catch soap and limescale than a fully tiled shower. Toughened glass is the safety requirement for any shower screen.
Yes. Digital shower controls are available and work with the Mobility Plus walk-in shower ranges. They replace a conventional valve with push button or touch controls, which are easier to operate with reduced grip or dexterity than a stiff shower knob. They work with all the Mobility Plus walk-in shower ranges.
The price depends on your chosen design and bathroom layout, but we’ll always provide a free, no-obligation quote before any work begins.
Up to 15 years product warranty, depending on the range and specification. Mobility Plus provide the full design, supply and installation service rather than supplying the enclosure for someone else to fit, so the work and the product are covered together. Ask for the exact term in writing on your quote.