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Thanks for taking the time to reply. The shower head is the existing one - I've just removed the fittings. The Cu pipe stub is also for the shower. Again this was already there, I just replaced it because I squashed the original one when I took it apart. So the actual shower is one of things...

Neither wall is straight TBH. The one opposite the shower is worse and it’s not the same the whole way down the wall. The top half is pretty plumb. What would you pack it out with? Some sort of shim? I’ve also got the added complication of the min adjust on the shower door takes it to 1165mm...

Should add - it’s the copper pipe I’m talking about.

Here are the pics. The width at the bottom is 1197mm and it’s 1180mm at the top. The wall opposite the pipe looks to be the one that’s not square. I’ve already bought the wall panels and was was planning to cover the whole shower enclosure with them.

Thanks. Will post some pictures tonight.

Thanks for this. What would be the best way of going about squaring the panels?

Thanks. If I plumb the wall though as a first step, I’ll only have a 118.5cm space for a 120cm tray.

First time DIY bathroom project, so apologies in advance for any stupid questions! The space for the shower is 120cm wide at the floor, but one of the walls isn’t straight and the width at the ceiling is 15mm smaller. I’m down to the drywall and I’m installing the tray, shower wall panels and...