Polaris fold

Dimensions

from 80 to 100

Glass panels of a Polaris Fold shower enclosure in a contemporary bathroom

Space for entering the shower

Polaris Fold shower enclosures offer layout and opening options for your bathroom. Check each model drawing and compare Kolpa·san shower enclosure families against the entrance space available around your shower.

Pictures are symbolic. The correct arrangement of the elements is in the TECHNICAL CATALOG.

Products

  • Polaris fold N SBR

  • Polaris Fold Q Black

  • Polaris fold Q SBR

  • Polaris Fold D + W Black

  • Polaris fold D + W SBR

  • Polaris Fold N Black

Polaris Fold: start with the space around the shower

Polaris Fold is a separate Kolpa·san shower enclosure family. This page shows six Q, N and D + W listings in Black or SBR, allowing you to compare arrangements without confusing them with the standard Polaris range. Before choosing a finish, consider which side of the shower will provide the entrance and which side needs a glass panel. The Fold name identifies the collection, but the technical drawing for the complete model code determines the arrangement and movement of its panels. Keep that reference beside your room plan when comparing possible installations.

If space around the shower is limited, trace the route from the bathroom door to the enclosure entrance. Add the basin, furniture, toilet and any nearby fittings to the plan. It is not enough for the base to fit: access during everyday use must also be checked. Discuss with the installation professional how the selected glass elements move and which clearances they require. An illustrative photograph does not establish that every version opens in the same way or suits every compact bathroom. The relationship between the enclosure and neighbouring fittings matters as much as the outline of the tray.

The Polaris Fold presentation displays a range from 80 to 100. In D + W combinations, the door and the additional wall have separate dimensions that need to be checked against the product information. Record both sides together with the final position of the tray or drain. For an N model, measure the actual niche opening; for a Q model, review the corner and its fixing surfaces. Final measurements should be taken after wall finishes are complete, so the comparison reflects the finished bathroom rather than temporary dimensions recorded during renovation work.

Black and SBR create different visual effects, but the practical arrangement comes first. The manufacturer identifies transparent safety glass for this family; other specifications and cleaning instructions are checked for the complete code. Bring photographs of the shower position to AREA Coracrylic in Athens and compare the Polaris Fold listings that suit your layout. Ask for the corresponding drawing, confirm accessories and availability, and treat the enclosure and shower tray as separate selections that must work together. Reviewing these details helps you assess daily access before a final decision, rather than relying on the name of the collection alone.

Technical drawings for the arrangement · Other shower enclosure collections

Before choosing a Polaris Fold model

Does the Fold name tell me exactly how it opens?

No. The collection includes different arrangements. Panel movement and the required clearances must be checked in the technical drawing and instructions for the specific model code.

What do we measure for a door with an additional wall?

For D + W, record the two sides separately and compare the door and wall dimensions with the chosen model. Also check the base position, fixing walls and space for entering the shower.

Can I compare Fold with the standard Polaris collection?

Yes, as separate families. Keep the complete reference for each candidate and compare layout, dimensions and access. Sharing the Polaris name does not make the arrangements interchangeable.