Shower profile NAGA P2001 Skinne 90x90x90 cm - FladSkinne 8x25 mm U-profile with 2 ceiling supports

NAGA P2001 Skinne is a shower profile assembly designed for 90x90x90 cm shower enclosures. The product includes a FladSkinne 8x25 mm U-profile and two ceiling supports to provide overhead stabilisation for frameless glazing and glass panels. Its geometry and mounting provisions are intended for applications where a U-profile rail combined with ceiling supports ensures a rigid, secure frame for walk-in showers or custom glass partitions.

Advantages

The system combines a low-profile 8x25 mm U-profile with two ceiling supports to deliver increased stiffness and reduced lateral movement of glass panels. Its configuration supports minimalist, frameless designs while maintaining structural stability. Supplied as an assembled profile and supports, it simplifies ordering and provides compatibility with common glass thicknesses used in shower installations.

Suitable for

• Walk-in shower enclosures with a 90x90x90 cm layout
• Frameless glass panels requiring an overhead stabilising rail
• Bathroom renovations and new-build shower installations
• Custom glass partitions where a discrete U-profile is preferred

Key specifications

• Profile type: U-profile (flat rail) with dimensions 8 x 25 mm
• Intended enclosure size: 90 x 90 x 90 cm
• Includes two ceiling supports for overhead stabilisation
• Compatibility: designed for frameless glass panels and typical shower glass thicknesses
• Material and finish: metal profile suitable for wet-room environments (see manufacturer guidance for specific finish and corrosion resistance)

How to use

Measure and verify the shower opening to confirm the 90x90x90 cm fit before installation. Fix the U-profile to the floor or wall per the project requirements, align the profile so that the glass panels sit squarely within the channel, and secure the profile to the substrate. Install the glass panels into the U-profile and fit the two ceiling supports to the overhead surface to prevent movement and provide vertical stability. Ensure all fixings are tightened and that the assembly is plumb and level. Follow glass-handling safety practices and local building codes when cutting, positioning, and securing glass panels.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriately rated fixings for the substrate material and confirm compatibility with the chosen glass thickness. Seal joints as required to prevent water ingress and periodically check ceiling supports and fixings for loosening in high-use environments.