DIY Installation

Please note that the Showerdome can be installed as a DIY, following the simple instructions or can be installed by your local handyman.

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How does Showerdome work?

First you have to understand condensation. Condensation occurs when water vapour in the air changes back to it's original state - water. Inside a bathroom this will appear as 'steam' in the air.

Condensation is the result of 2 different air temperatures meeting each other. When warm air is cooled, relative humidity increases until at a particular temperature, called the dew point, the air becomes saturated. Further cooling below the dew point will induce condensation of the excess water vapour.

The same thing occurs in your bathroom. Warm moist air rises in the shower cubicle until it meets the relative cooler air in the bathroom. Where these two air masses meet, visible water vapour occurs - that's the clouds of 'steam' you see.

Showerdome blocks the warm, moist air inside the shower cubicle, stopping it from meeting with the cold outside air. The result is that no steam is created at all.