While both are great options we agree with Tribbletrouble44152k7 Trek - definitely depends on your space. We personally like swing or pivot doors - easier to clean, space efficient and easy to assemble if you are doing it DIY. Alternatively you could use a glass screen and do away with the door all together if that's possible? An example is below of our DIY shower screens, which you can also pick up with door kits: Hope this helps! Let us know what you decide.

The other showers throughout we are just keeping the same tile with the niche so wanted to change this one up seeing as it's a big niche and make more of a feature of it. Am thinking a herringbone type tile or even small hexagons but it's more colour that I'm not sure about. A lot of those tiles are marble like colour The style of home is contemporary/Scandic if that's even a style ha ha!

we have an overhead rain shower and a separate hand shower (with adjustable water flow) one lever with diverter as we didn't want an exposed rail shower.... good quality Methven about $750? installed and we're quite happy with results

Hi Kate Here is my other bathroom 1000x1000 here is a 250mm floating ledge (not sure if you can float 250mm out from a single internal brick wall but it could also be non floating) So its just too small with only 750mm standing room left? When you say "Screen should be 1200 without ledge. Ledge say 250-300 brings your shower head out further adding to dimension of spray." Are you saying then i would need 1200+250 = 1450 for a walk in shower with 250 ledge? Would need an aluminum window watertight. at this stage we already have a double hung 562mm wide aluminium window already made we intend to slot in. It would start right next to the end of the 1000mm from that corner, Its aluminium but given double hung as parts sliding up and down its probably not watertight.