Walk-in showers

Walk-in showers are made of safety glass. This glass is tempered at 650 degrees, making it up to 5 times stronger than normal glass. When broken, the glass disintegrates into small pieces that you can hardly hurt yourself on. Stabilising bars and wall mounts are made of high-quality aluminium or stainless steel combined with brass parts.

Maxaro develops its own products and offers a unique modular range, giving you thousands of options for putting together a Maxaro walk-in shower. You can experience these options in our showrooms or easily view them online. In addition, we offer a unique first-line service with a corresponding stock system. Because we are independent of external suppliers, you will have spare parts quickly.

Maxaro offers you a standard ten-year guarantee on your walk-in shower from the date of delivery. Keep your original invoice carefully, as this is your proof of purchase.

Nano-Tech coating is an invisible layer applied to most of our walk-in showers. It protects the glass and prevents water from adhering. As a result, you suffer less from limescale and soap residue and your shower stays cleaner for longer. This coating is also available separately from Maxaro: glass surface protector with Nano-Tech coating.

Safety glass is normal glass that is tempered at a temperature of about 650°C. This makes safety glass 5 times stronger than normal glass. When a shower screen breaks, no large shards are created. The glass breaks into small pieces, which are also less sharp than normal glass shards.

At Maxaro you will find shower screens in 6 and 8 mm safety glass. An 8-mm shower screen is even more stable than a 6-mm one. This extra stability is particularly appreciated in walk-in showers.

Due to the difference in stress in the glass and the difference in temperature, it is necessary to let the glass walls acclimatise. If you don't, there is a good chance that the glass will break.

A stabilising bar is not required for individual shower screens up to 40 cm. Even a walk-in shower with a shelf up to 100 cm does not require a stabilising bar, as the shelf takes over this function.