Bathroom · Shower Build
Corner Shower Seat
Overview
A corner shower seat is a small triangular seat built into the corner of a shower. It gives you a place to sit or rest a foot while shaving without taking much floor space, and it shines in compact showers where a full-width bench would crowd the stall.
Sizing & placement
It measures 18 inches along each wall leg (18 by 18 inches) and stands 18 inches tall, close to the 17 to 19 inches typical for a comfortable seat. Tuck it into a back corner away from the entry and the main spray so it does not block the walk-in path.
Where it works
Bathroom showers of any size, especially compact stalls; suits tiled, modern, and spa-style builds.
Specifications
| Width | 18 in |
|---|---|
| Depth | 18 in |
| Height | 18 in |
| Shape | rectangle |
| Size class | small |
| Room types | bathroom |
| Default color | #E9E6E0 |
Configurable options
- Color — any hex value
Frequently asked questions
- How big is the corner shower seat?
- It runs 18 inches along each wall and stands 18 inches tall, with a triangular top that fills the corner.
- Which corner should it go in?
- Usually a back corner, away from the shower entry and out of the direct spray, so it stays easy to reach without blocking the way in.
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