Often yes, but it depends on the room dimensions, door movement, toilet clearance, basin position and the available drainage route. A larger enclosure can improve comfort, but squeezing it into a small room can make the rest of the bathroom awkward to use.
Sometimes the best way to gain shower space is to remove a bath or change the vanity rather than move every fixture. If the shower waste has to move significantly, floor construction and drainage fall need to be checked first.
Doherty's Glasgow bathroom installation service measures the room and plans the fixture layout before products are selected. That makes it easier to establish the largest practical shower size without compromising everyday access.
