Low Profile Shower Bases are often used when either:

1. stepping into high tub or over a tall shower curb is too difficult, or:
2. When a more contemporary look is desired.

Standard bases have radius corners and water channel webbing.

• Standard Low Profile Curb height is 1 1/4” to 2 1/8” tall.
• All curbs have a slope back into the shower area and the shower area has a 1/4” per foot slope towards the drain.
• Standard Low Profile Shower Bases are available individually and also as a kit with our Onyx wall panels.
• Other shower wall systems such as ceramic tile can also be used with Onyx shower bases.

Onyx Shower Kits can be ordered in:
78”, 84”, 90”, 96”, 102”, and 108” tall heights
(and any other height as needed – kit height includes base and walls).

These kits include the shower base, all wall panels, adhesive silicone, and also color match seamfill silicone.

All Standard Low Profile Shower Bases we have available are listed on this page. Other standard bases include: Full Height, Neo-Angle, Double Threshold, or Ramp Style showers, available on their respected pages. 

The Onyx Collection gives you a choice of over 60 colors and 75 standard base sizes so you don’t have to settle for something you really don’t want. For a distinctive look, several different Trim options are available, as well as contrasting Stripes and Borders and even Graphic Inlays to enhance the beauty and uniqueness of your shower.

The Onyx Collection also provides a wide range of accessories including Soap Dishes, Shampoo Caddies, Towel Bars, Shower Seats and even Foot Shelves, displayed on the Accessories page.

Add-On Ramp for Low Profile Shower Base

• Turns any Low Profile Base into a Ramped Base
• Can be attached permanently, temporarily, or left unattached or removable
• Finished on left and right ends, top and front edge
• Can be ordered any length
  

Level Access Shower Installation

• Shower base installed directly on top of the flooring

• Shower base installed on the subfloor
• Flooring and underlayment can be run up to the curb
• This will make the curb height “lower”

• Subfloor is taken out
• 2x4s are scabbed onto the side of the floor joists, ¾” down
• Subfloor is placed on the 2x4s, flush with the top of the floor joists

• Subfloor is taken out
• Floor joists are notched
• Subfloor is replaced