CREST SERENEX HINGED DOOR SHOWER KIT 900X900MM - 5 COLOURS
Description
Serenex showers offer an amazing combination of 10mm frameless glass and the slim lines of a 55mm fiberglass reinforced acrylic base. The Serenex's simple design is an uncluttered approach to bathroom renovation and is supplied with a DIY install kit - ensuring an easy, stress free job for the installer. A 40mm moulded upstand, recessed wall channels and brass hinges ensures high quality waterproofing and peace of mind.
The slim-line tray and unobtrusive frameless screen makes this a stylish yet affordable option.
- 10 year product warranty
- 10mm toughened safety glass
- Moulded and fiberglass reinforced acrylic tray
- Waste lid available in black or chrome
- Suitable for concrete and timber floor
- Easy clean waste system included
- Acrylic Tray, Glass, shower waste and hardware included.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will my order take
Once you place an order with us, if the item is in stock, we will dispatch any orders before 12pm same day. After 12PM the following day. Our couriers are usually overnight, however depending on the courier workload, it can take up to 5 working days.
Any Bigger items by Freight truck usually takes 1-4 working days North Island. 4-8 working days South Island.
What size waste do I need for my bath & basin?
Unless a plumber has speicified a different size,
Basin Wastes are 32MMBath wastes are 40MM
What colours do our custom pieces come in?
Our vanities are available in Melteca from NZ panels. Choose from the Bestwoods or Primepanels ranges. Are vanities are alos available in any Resene paint finish.
Our Stonetops can be made in any Smartstone or Uniquartz Colour.
What is the difference between a 12volt and 24volt heated rail and ladders?
What is Low Voltage?
According to the Australia and New Zealand Standards – Electrical Wiring Rules AS/NZS 3000:2018 low voltage is anything "Not exceeding 12 Volts AC or 30 Volts ripple-free DC".
What does “Wet Area Suitable” mean?
Products that are “Wet Area Suitable” have a suitable IP (Ingress Protection) rating that enables them to be installed in what is classified as Zone 1 in the bathroom. See Bathroom Zones
Bathroom Zones
The Australia and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 3000:2018 identifies the zones in a bathroom and the IP rating required for electrical items installed in each zone. The illustration shown here is a guide only, for full details please refer to Australia and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 3000:2018.