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I discovered a rotting floor underneath this shower cubicle so it needs to be ripped out and completely redone. It's a small 86 x 74 cm space with the toilet room directlt to the left and front door to the right. Right now it has this glass door with a folding extra door that turns it into a sort of square changing cubicle and covers but it prevents use of the toilet/front door. Does anyone have creative ideas for a door that would kind of hide the shower when not in use/stop water spraying out and still be ventilated? All suggestions welcomed!

Buried under two layers of modern tile was this beautiful retro tile shower tray. The shower tray itself seems to be made out of some sort of stone or poured aggregate with these white lumps. Any guesses? 1870s flat with an extension added around the 60s.

The floor is completely rotted out and I'm hoping I could salvage these lovely tiles but I'm afraid I may have to destroy the shower tray to assess the damage. Anyone had any experience with this?