Richmond Rimless Offset Quadrant
The Richmond Offset Quadrant is a spacious walk in shower enclosure that fits neatly into the corner of your bathroom. With its smooth sliding glass doors and curved layout, it offers more room to move than a standard quadrant setup while still making the most of smaller spaces.
Its rimless entry, low level tray and slip resistant surface make it a practical choice for anyone who wants to feel comfortable and confident while showering.
Whether you are updating your bathroom or planning a full redesign, the Richmond Offset Quadrant brings together safety, simplicity and a clean modern look.
Standard features:
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Smooth sliding door with curved corner access
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Rimless entry with no raised threshold
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8 mm toughened safety glass with easy clean coating
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Magnetic seals for improved water retention
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Sizes from 1000 x 800 mm to 1200 x 900 mm
Special features:
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Fold away seat available in wood or padded finish
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Integrated riser rail with five spray pattern shower head
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Thermostatic mixer or electric shower options
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Easy Care wallboards with no grout and no mould
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Optional monsoon shower head and extra grab rails
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.
Personalise your bathroom with optional extras
The right details make all the difference, shaping a bathroom that’s thoughtful, well-balanced and built around the way you live. From wall finishes and slip resistant floors to taps, furniture and spa options, every choice plays a part in how your bathroom looks, feels and functions.
FAQs
General questions about bathrooms, fitting and MobilityPlus
Walk-in baths are designed to be leak-proof when installed and fitted with leak-proof seals. Proper installation by a professional is essential to prevent leaks and ensure that the bath functions as intended.
A walk-in bath is a bathtub that has watertight doors, allowing people to get into and out of the bathtub without having to lower themselves down into it.
Walk-in baths are usually compact and can be made so that the person sits up while bathing, but there are also more traditional walk-in baths that are full-length, allowing the person to lie down to enjoy their bathing.
There are also walk-in baths that have lifts which go one step further and help the person into the bath without them having to step through the door itself.
Walk-in baths create a much easier bathing experience for those with mobility issues, whether they are elderly or have low mobility in general.
Walk-in baths work by having the person open the door of the bathtub, step in via the very low threshold, enter and then close the door behind them, sealing the bathtub so that no water can escape.
Once you are settled in the walk-in bath, you select the temperature of the water you’d like, fill up the bathtub and then relax as you enjoy a luxurious bathing experience. Once finished, you simply drain the water, open the door and step out of the walk-in bath.
Walk-in baths are specifically designed with certain features in mind, making the bathing experience much better for those with low mobility. The low-threshold entry point means that people can easily enter and exit the bath after bathing, while features such as hand grab rails making getting into the seat for bathing, safer and more manageable. They are great additions for creating mobility and disability-friendly bathrooms.
There are also features such as anti-slip flooring designed to minimise the risk of anyone slipping, while the super-safe and easy to use temperature controls mean that you can select the perfect bathing temperature, whether this is in the walk-in bath or before getting into the bathtub.
There are also features such as anti-slip flooring designed to minimise the risk of anyone slipping, while the super-safe and easy to use temperature controls mean that you can select the perfect bathing temperature, whether this is in the walk-in bath or before getting into the bathtub.
You might also find useful our top tips for bathroom health and safety if you’d like to know more about the advantages of walk in baths and showers.
The cost of a walk-in bath can vary depending on the features that you want for it, as they can come with different options. Some of the factors affecting price are:
- The features that you choose for your walk-in bath
- The style of the bathtub, as there are some varieties
- Whether you choose to include any luxury additions, such as our innovative bath fillers
One potential downside of walk-in baths is that they can take longer to fill and drain than traditional tubs, depending on size. However, the added safety and therapeutic benefits greatly outweigh this.
What our customers say
“The entire team from Mobility Plus did a marvellous job, from the initial planning, the stripping out of the old, to the replacement with new. The Designer, Project Manager, Electrician, the Fitters all worked well together to give us a lovely new shower room just right for our needs.”