Geometry and falls
Falls are designed to direct water evenly without local hollows or ponding. Geometry is coordinated with panel format and drain location.
CUSTOM STONE SHOWER TRAYS · KYIV
We fabricate made-to-measure shower trays and threshold-free wet-room bases. Material, falls, drain type, slip-conscious finish, waterproofing interfaces, joints, delivery and installation are coordinated as one system.
SHOWER TRAY COLLECTION
Open a card to review the material, geometry, colour, surface finish and execution style of the shower tray.
Only verified shower trays and wet-room bases appear here. The full portfolio includes other completed natural-stone work.
A shower base is defined not only by colour and pattern but also by absorption, structure, surface treatment, the ability to form accurate falls and predictable maintenance.
A dense natural stone for active use and restrained contemporary shower zones.
Finish and protection are selected for a regularly wet surface.→A strong, expressive material for premium trays and threshold-free compositions.
The actual slab is checked for structure, fissures and fabrication suitability.→An elegant material with a broad range of colours and natural veining.
It needs an appropriate finish, protection and attentive care without acidic cleaners.→A warm tactile surface for calm, natural bathroom interiors.
Voids are filled and protected with a system suitable for continuous water exposure.→An engineered alternative with stable formats and a broad choice of surfaces.
It is not natural stone; details follow the selected manufacturer system.→A stone tray does not replace the waterproofing envelope. Before cutting, we coordinate the substrate, water path, finish, joints, shower glass, service access and installation sequence.
Falls are designed to direct water evenly without local hollows or ponding. Geometry is coordinated with panel format and drain location.
The exact model, height, flow capacity and position are fixed. A removable stone drain cover can be developed where the system allows it.
Substrate rigidity and levels are checked, while waterproofing continuity and interfaces are coordinated with the responsible trades.
Honed, matt or textured finishes are considered for wet areas. Final suitability is assessed for the actual material and use conditions.
Perimeter joints, wall interfaces, threshold or level entry and the position of shower glass are planned together.
Weight, access, lifting, installation sequence, trap access and future drain maintenance are considered before fabrication.



A quotation follows the geometry, actual material, drain system, finish, substrate condition and installation access. A price without these inputs can be misleading.
Cost depends on the selected slab, thickness, component format, pattern and fabrication waste.
Area, complexity of falls, point or linear drainage, stone cover and component count all affect the estimate.
Slip-conscious finishing, profiles, upstands, grooves, joints, sealing and cut-outs are priced for the approved design.
Access, floor level, lifting, substrate readiness, installation, shower-glass coordination and adjacent work are considered.
We receive the plan, approximate dimensions, photographs, drain model and preferences for material, entry and shower glass.
Geometry, levels, substrate, services, finish build-ups and delivery access are checked.
The actual slab and finish are selected, then falls, joints, drain and interfaces are documented.
Components are cut, falls and edges formed, openings and surfaces finished and geometry checked.
Before installation, substrate, waterproofing envelope, drain, access and adjacent finishes are checked against the agreed sequence.
Components are delivered, installed and agreed interfaces sealed, followed by care and operating guidance.
Accurate substrate, drain, wall, glass and finished-level information reduces the risk of rework after stone fabrication.
Actual dimensions, wall-finish build-ups and whether the entry has a threshold or is level must be known.
Technical data, installation height, outlet direction and the final point or linear-drain position are required.
The substrate must be rigid and level strategy agreed, with responsibility for waterproofing and sequencing clearly assigned.
Glass line, door type, fixings, clearances and concealed-service exclusion zones are recorded.
Wall and floor finish thicknesses, interfaces, joints and finished levels must be coordinated.
Doorways, lifts, stairs, unloading position and safe handling of large or heavy components are checked.
We work in apartments, private homes, hotels, spas and commercial interiors. A site visit is arranged after receiving the plan, photographs and principal technical data.
Cost depends on the actual material, size, geometry, drain type, component count, finish, technical details, delivery and installation. A precise quotation follows the project data and survey.
Selection depends on design, care and use intensity. Granite and quartzite are generally practical; marble needs more attentive maintenance; travertine requires suitable filling and protection.
Risk depends on the material, finish and use conditions. Mirror-polished surfaces are generally avoided in wet zones in favour of honed, matt or textured finishes.
Falls are established in the drawing and formed through the geometry of the stone components or the prepared substrate, depending on size, format and drainage design.
Yes. The exact model, installation height, length, flow capacity and position relative to walls and glass must be confirmed.
No. The tray is the finished stone assembly; a continuous compatible waterproofing envelope at the substrate, walls, drain and interfaces is a separate system.
After finished geometry, drain model and position, wall-finish thicknesses, shower-glass line and the agreed substrate build-up are established.
Yes. Rectangular, corner, niche and custom solutions are possible where correct falls, joints, drainage and installation can be achieved.
Use neutral cleaners, rinse soap residue regularly, avoid aggressive chemicals and follow the care guidance for the selected material, finish and protective treatment.
Send the bathroom plan, approximate dimensions, shower-zone photographs, drain model and preferred material. We will identify the inputs needed for a preliminary proposal and final survey.