It’s the working space needed around the unit while it’s being fitted, not a permanent gap you have to leave. Once your steam shower or cabin is built and connected, it can sit flush against the wall exactly as shown in our product photos. Your installer just needs room to manoeuvre and connect it properly during the fit itself.
What does the ‘40cm clearance’ rule mean for installation?
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