A "walk in shower" refers to a type of shower enclosure designed for easy access, typically without a door or threshold, allowing a person to walk directly into the shower area. These showers often feature a large sheet of glass as a barrier, creating an open and spacious feel. They can be made with safety glass panels and sometimes include shower trays to contain water. Walk- in showers are considered stylish, practical, and especially suitable for larger bathrooms or for people with mobility issues, as they allow for step- free access. They differ from wet rooms where the entire bathroom floor is waterproofed and functions as the shower floor without a tray. Walk-in showers can be customized in various sizes and designs, with options for clear or smoked glass, different fixtures, and finishes like chrome or matte black. They are favored for their modern aesthetic and ease of cleaning. They also improve safety by reducing tripping hazards commonly associated with traditional shower enclosures or bathtubs. In summary, a walk-in shower is a contemporary, barrier-free shower design that overcomes access difficulties while enhancing bathroom space and style.