chrisbmx116-
Ha, really? In what way?
UK bathrooms tend to be quite small and usually upstairs*. The water; 1) always bounces off you everywhere, and 2) often doesn't drain quickly enough. Both result in water on the floor requiring lots of mopping adding time to your morning routine.
All the good ones I've used have been in places where you have more space and basically have a massive corner dedicated (or ideally outside somewhere hot with a nice view).
Ours isn't quite flush (maybe 5mm lip at the front) and is boxed in on 3 sides (1 screen, 2 walls). It now has a extra long shower curtain which more or less solves the problem, but obviously looks a bit shit.
If/when we redo the bathroom or build into the loft I'm going to look into some sort of massively over-engineered drainage system... or be bullied into doing whatever the builder wants and then complain about it forever after.
My folks have an absolutely beautiful one with a single screen accessible from either side. It is fucking shit and is only viable because they don't have to worry about what time they get to work anymore.
Just my 2p ymmv.
*idk if this makes a difference
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hugo7
How big is the bathroom?
I'm yet to encounter one in the UK that works.