Frameless and enclosed walk-in showers for homes across Glasgow, West Lothian and Edinburgh.
A well-built walk-in shower opens up the room, feels easier to clean than a tired bath-and-curtain setup, and can make a family bathroom or ensuite feel genuinely luxurious. AdiDeccor designs and installs walk-in showers for homeowners across Glasgow, West Lothian — including Bathgate and Livingston — and Edinburgh. From tray-based enclosures to low-threshold and frameless glass, we focus on waterproofing, falls and finishes that look sharp and work every morning.
Photos, town or postcode, and how you use the bathroom — family rush hour or quiet ensuite.
Tray or former, glass type, tiles, shower valve and head, niche layout.
Bath or old cubicle removed; substrate checked before anything is fixed.
Waterproofing, tiling, sanitaryware, glass and sealing, in the right order.
Care tips for glass and seals, and any warranty paperwork for products supplied.
A walk-in shower is priced on the room and the specification. The main factors are:
We explain each of these at consultation so the quote reflects the bathroom you actually want. Request a quote.
“He completed two bathrooms for us recently, and the quality of the work speaks for itself, the finish is outstanding.”
We are based in Glasgow and install walk-in showers across Glasgow and nearby towns, West Lothian (including Bathgate and Livingston) and Edinburgh. Fife by enquiry — see all areas.
Neither is “better” for every home. Walk-ins are often simpler where a tray works; wet rooms suit level access and a fully open wet zone. We explain the trade-offs at consultation.
Often yes — fixed panels and careful layout can free floor space versus a full bath. Very small rooms may need a compact enclosure rather than a wide open walk-in.
We can supply and fit as part of the package, or work with products you have already chosen — confirmed case by case.
There will be dust and disruption for a period. We protect adjacent areas where practical and keep you updated on when water will be off.
Yes — wet zones are tanked before tiling.