The customization process requires addressing four key dimensions: dimensions, shape, functionality, and safety. Dimensional customization involves measuring the bathroom's clear ceiling height, wall thickness, and floor slope to ensure compatibility between the shower enclosure and the drainage system. Regarding shape, rectangular designs are the mainstream choice due to their high space efficiency and ease of installation, whereas curved or custom-shaped designs require additional structural load-bearing calculations.
In terms of functionality, watertightness is achieved through silicone seals and water-retaining thresholds, while compressive strength depends on the wall thickness of the stainless steel frame tubing (typically ≥1.5 mm), with hardness meeting national standards for architectural stainless steel. Safety features include impact-absorbing buffers, anti-slip flooring treatments, and emergency door-opening mechanisms to minimize usage risks.
