Best VEVOR Shower Enclosures, Walls & Niches
Part of our Showers guides.
Building a stall from parts means choosing a base, walls, an enclosure or door and optional niche and seat. VEVOR sells each piece; here are the ones worth considering.
Quick picks
| Best for | Product | List price* | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best corner enclosure | VEVOR Corner Shower Enclosure 35" x 35" x 72", Sliding Doors | See price | Check price |
| Best wall surround | VEVOR Shower Wall Panels 60" x 36" x 75", 3-Panel SMC Surround | $819.90 | Check price |
| Best niche | VEVOR Tile-Ready Shower Niche 16" x 32", Double Shelf (Black) | $51.90 | Check price |
| Best built-in seat | VEVOR Tile-Ready Corner Shower Seat 22.4" x 16" x 20", 440 lb | $72.90 | Check price |
| Best no-install seat | VEVOR Corner Shower Bench 16.5" High, Faux Wood, 350 lb | $52.90 | Check price |
1. VEVOR Corner Shower Enclosure 35" x 35" x 72", Sliding Doors
- Framed corner enclosure
- 1/4 in tempered glass
- 18.9 in walk-in width
- Matte black frame
A framed 35x35x72-inch corner enclosure with diagonal sliding doors and 1/4-inch tempered glass. No swing space needed.
- Fits a bathroom corner
- Sliding diagonal doors
- Matte black frame
- 18.9 in entry is narrow for some users
2. VEVOR Shower Wall Panels 60" x 36" x 75", 3-Panel SMC Surround
- 3-panel SMC surround
- 3.5 mm thick, trimmable
- 4 glass shelves
- No-grout walls
Three trimmable SMC panels (60x36x75) with four glass shelves; no grout lines to clean.
- Grout-free walls
- Trimmable panels
- Shelves included
- Pricey compared with DIY tile
3. VEVOR Tile-Ready Shower Niche 16" x 32", Double Shelf (Black)
- Ready for tile
- Double shelf
- Pre-waterproofed
- Square corners
A tile-ready 16x32 double-shelf niche that's pre-waterproofed.
- Two shelves
- Pre-waterproofed
- Needs a stud bay without pipes
4. VEVOR Tile-Ready Corner Shower Seat 22.4" x 16" x 20", 440 lb
- Tileable corner bench
- Factory waterproofed
- 440 lb load
- Triangular
A tileable corner seat rated to 440 lb.
- Built-in look
- 440 lb
- Install before tiling
5. VEVOR Corner Shower Bench 16.5" High, Faux Wood, 350 lb
- Freestanding, no install
- Storage shelf
- Water-resistant polystyrene
- 350 lb
A freestanding faux-wood corner bench with a shelf.
- No installation
- Doubles as storage
- Lower 350 lb rating
Order of work
Base (pan or curb kit) first, then wall backer and niche/seat framing, waterproofing, walls or tile, and finally the door or enclosure. Doors are always measured last, after the walls are finished.
Frequently asked questions
Can a shower niche go on an exterior wall?
It's best avoided: exterior walls contain insulation, and a niche creates a cold spot that can cause condensation.
How high should a shower niche be?
Commonly between about 48 and 60 inches from the floor, so it's reachable without bending.