Bathroom, shower and bath seats by Kolpasan

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  • STK-N – product image

    STK-N

  • SDL seat for shower cabin – product image

    SDL seat for shower cabin

  • KS bathroom chair – product image

    KS bathroom chair

  • SKK seat for bath tub – product image

    SKK seat for bath tub

  • STK seat for shower cabin – product image

    STK seat for shower cabin

Start with the location, then compare the seat

The Kolpa·san bathroom-seat collection brings together different references for showering, use on a bath and a separate chair in the bathroom. It includes STK-N, SDL, SKK, STK and the KS bathroom chair. Do not start by assuming that every item in the collection uses the same fitting arrangement. Identify whether your project concerns a shower seat, a bath seat or a freestanding chair, then open the corresponding product entry for the details associated with that exact reference.

STK-N is described as a folding shower seat with adjustable legs, while SDL is presented as a height-adjustable seat for a shower cabin. Their entries state different seat dimensions: 350×427 mm for STK-N and 360×395 mm for SDL. Consider these figures with the space available, the entrance and the movement of the enclosure doors. A seat measurement alone does not describe the full clearance required for the installation or confirm a fixing position on a particular wall or surface.

SKK is presented as a bath-tub seat, STK as a folding shower seat and KS as a bathroom chair with a stated diameter of 37 cm. These are distinct uses, not interchangeable applications simply because the items share a category. Check the stated loading limit and fitting instructions for the selected reference rather than carrying a value across from another product. Request the relevant technical information and have the actual supporting surface and proposed arrangement assessed before installation. The collection name cannot establish suitability for every project.

Look at the existing shower-enclosure collections and bathroom accessories while organising your enquiry. When contacting AREA Coracrylic, identify the seat reference, the bath or enclosure and whether it is already installed. Photographs, finished measurements and information about the intended fixing surface make the proposal more specific. Clarify what equipment is supplied, which drawing applies and what maintenance guidance belongs to the chosen product. Keep the confirmed reference with the installation information so a similar name or photograph is not mistaken for an identical seat. The final selection should remain connected to the instructions of the exact product and the actual installation, rather than a general promise that is assumed to cover the entire category.

A closer comparison of the seat references

Which reference is presented for a bath tub?

SKK is listed as a bath-tub seat. STK and STK-N are presented as shower seats, SDL as a seat for a shower cabin and KS as a bathroom chair.

Are the stated STK-N and SDL seat dimensions identical?

The entries state 350×427 mm for STK-N and 360×395 mm for SDL. Check the adjustment, drawing and clearance needed for the particular installation as well.

Can I apply one loading limit to the whole collection?

No common limit should be assumed for every seat. Read the specification and instructions for the exact reference and confirm its installation requirements before selection.