Showers for Tiny Homes
From space-saving wet rooms to pre-made trays and water-saving tapware. Pricing is shown per country; regions marked "being researched" are coming soon.
Shower options
Wet Room (no enclosure)
The whole bathroom floor is waterproofed and sloped to a drain, so the shower has no tray or screen — just a curtain or short glass panel.
Advantages
- Saves the most space
- No tray to fit
- Easy to clean
- Open, larger feel
Disadvantages
- Whole room gets wet
- Needs careful full waterproofing
- Keep paper/towels in a dry spot
Indicative pricing
Acrylic / Fibreglass Base + Walls
A pre-made lightweight shower tray with matching wall panels. Light weight suits homes on a trailer.
Advantages
- Lightweight (good for trailers)
- Easy to install
- Affordable
- Waterproof out of the box
Disadvantages
- Fewer size options
- Can look less premium than tile
Indicative pricing
Stone Resin / Polymarble Base
A heavier, more durable shower base, often slip-resistant. Better for high-use, fixed homes.
Advantages
- Durable and scratch-resistant
- Often slip-resistant
- Premium look
Disadvantages
- Heavier than acrylic
- Costs more
Indicative pricing
Tile-Over Tray / Custom Tiled
A waterproofed tray or floor finished with tiles for a seamless, custom look.
Advantages
- Fully custom look
- Seamless with floor
- Wide design choice
Disadvantages
- Most expensive
- Needs skilled waterproofing + tiling
- Heaviest option
Indicative pricing
Shower Mixer & Head
The tapware and showerhead. A water-saving (low-flow) head matters most on tank water off-grid.
Advantages
- Low-flow heads cut water use sharply
- Wide price range
- Easy to upgrade
Disadvantages
- Cheap units can clog or feel weak
- Hot water demand still applies
Indicative pricing
Companies & suppliers by country
USA
Being researched
Canada
Being researched
UK
Being researched
Europe
Being researched