Description
The Decina Luna Centre Waste Shower Base is a slimline acrylic shower base made in Australia, available as a 900 x 900mm or 1000 x 1000mm square, with the waste positioned centrally for showers where the drain sits mid floor rather than against a wall.
Entry height is 49mm, rising to 64mm at the top of the three sided tile bead. That is low enough to step over without thinking about it, which matters for older users and for children, and it is the main reason a slimline base is worth choosing over a deeper tray.
Underneath, the rim is reinforced with steel rod and the base is double reinforced with resin, timber board and fibreglass, so it feels solid underfoot rather than flexing the way a thin acrylic tray does. The acrylic surface stays warm to stand on, resists stains, scratches and fading, and wipes clean.
Features
- Australian made acrylic construction
- Available in 900mm x 900mm and 1000mm x 1000mm
- Centre waste position
- Low 49mm entry height (64mm to the top of the tile bead)
- Three sided tile bead
- Steel rod reinforced rim
- Base double reinforced with resin, timber board and fibreglass
- Warm underfoot; resists stains, scratches and fading
Sizes: 900mm x 900mm or 1000mm x 1000mm (select at checkout)
Waste position: Centre
Entry height: 49mm (64mm to top of tile bead)
Material: Reinforced acrylic, Australian made
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About acrylic shower bases
A shower base gives you a single moulded tray instead of a tiled and waterproofed floor. The waterproofing is done at the factory rather than on site, which removes the most common source of bathroom leaks, and it means the shower can be tiled and finished in a fraction of the time a fully tiled floor takes.
Entry height is the number that matters most. A slimline base sits low enough to step over comfortably and, with a tile bead, finishes close to flush with the surrounding floor — which is what makes a shower usable for someone with limited mobility or a child. The lower the entry, the more forgiving the shower is over the long run.
Waste position dictates everything else, so measure before you order. A centre waste suits a shower where the drain already sits mid floor; a rear or corner waste suits a drain against a wall. Getting this wrong means moving a drain in a concrete slab, which is the single most expensive mistake in a bathroom renovation.






