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Atrium shower tray

The watertight integrated system

  • Combines stainless steel tray, seal and gradient wedge in one system
  • Absolutely watertight second drainage level thanks to welded stainless steel base
  • Minimum installation effort thanks to prefabricated connection elements
     

Our Atrium shower tray unites minimum installation effort with maximum impermeability. The fully welded stainless steel base gives it an absolutely impenetrable second drainage level. This does away with any form of additional, maintenance-intensive sealing work.

Prefabricated connection elements make installation even easier: the tray can be conveniently integrated in any installation location thanks to the sealing strips applied at the factory. As a result, wall and floor connections can be fitted in no time. 

The Atrium shower tray brings everything together: the system features XPS gradient wedges surrounded by sealing and sound insulation strips, the stainless steel tray, a sound insulation mat, an XPS substructure and an integrated siphon with a fixed HT pipe. The upper, visible surface is formed by the first drainage level, comprising the tiled surface and the shower channel.
 

 

Shower tray Atrium
 

Standard dimensions: Enclosure dimension: Total height:
900 x 900 mm
900 x 1.200 mm
900 x 1.500 mm
1.000 x 1.000 mm
1.000 x 1.200 mm
1.000 x 1.500 mm
15 mm
 

possible covering thickness:
up to 10 mm as standard

on request also available for
up to 20 mm available

147 mm to top edge of covering
(shower tray with substructure and insulation)

By removing the XPS substructure, the
the total height can be reduced to 67 mm.

     
Material Info  
Stainless steel (V2A) 1,5 mm
 
Individual dimensions up to 1,500 x 1,500 mm are possible
Corner version optionally left or right
Choice of two slope designs
Complete system including shower tray with slope, sealing strips, sound insulation strips, 
sound insulation mat, siphon, HT pipe and XPS substructure