'shower enclosure' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to refer to an enclosed area or structure where you can take a shower. For example, "I'm thinking of installing a new shower enclosure in the bathroom for extra convenience."
So is there any easy way to find out what's in, say, a shower enclosure?
The designers extended the glass shower enclosure to project out from the wall.
Its OpenSpace shower enclosure comes with two locking doors that collapse against the wall after you're done scrubbing.
"You need to make sure the shower enclosure properly camouflages whatever activity is happening inside," he said.
Then they saw their outdoor shower enclosure wedged against a neighbor's house, and finally, their living room sofa, under some pines in their backyard.
On the stand the sound isn't bad, certainly adequate for the echoey shower enclosure, but even in that small space, the amplifier — driven by three AA batteries — won't get particularly loud.
Shower enclosures start at $50 a square foot.
All for $350,000, give or take a kitchen counter of exquisite marble or a couple of high-end shower enclosures.
Home Depot has a large selection of toilets, sinks, tubs and shower enclosures as well as an extensive display of fittings and accessories.
Tubs simulated overflowing resort pools or Roman baths; shower enclosures had room for two and glass walls for those who prefer to watch; and showers, as befitting entertainment units, often had remotes.
On the other hand, there are those who get lucky, like Don Ross, the founder and chairman of Cardinal Shower Enclosures, whose wine was given a top rating by an influential wine critic.
