In a bathroom, grout is usually the first thing to give. It soaks up water, holds it, and gives mould somewhere to take root that no amount of scrubbing reaches for long. A glass panel has none of it: one continuous surface, toughened, fully waterproof, cut to the exact run of your wall. Nothing to seal, nothing to regrout in three years, and a wipe is all it takes to clean.
The glass doesn’t have to be plain. Printed effects run from marble, brick and tile through to landscapes and water scenes, so a small bathroom can carry something that a tiled wall never could. Send us a photograph of your own, pick from our stock library, or start with our design gallery and work from there: [DESIGNS]
If you’d rather the wall stayed quiet, a back-painted panel comes in any shade you like, from neutrals and pastels to strong, saturated colour, specified from the RAL or NCS charts. Match the tiles you’re keeping, pick up the tone of the vanity unit, or go a shade bolder than you’d risk with bathroom paint.
RAL Coluours: HERE.
Each panel is made to your measurements, with the holes for taps, shower valves, brackets and fixings cut in the workshop rather than drilled on site. That’s what makes the finished wall seamless: the glass sits flush, the fittings come through it cleanly, and there are no chipped edges or silicone patches covering an imprecise cut.
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