Off-the-shelf enclosures come in set sizes, which is fine until your bathroom doesn’t. A sloped ceiling, a chimney breast, a window where the screen should go, or a room that simply measures somewhere between two standard widths: any one of them turns a stock cubicle into a compromise. We build each screen to the dimensions of your room instead, in toughened glass, with slim fittings that hold the panel firmly without drawing the eye to the hardware. It can sit on a shower tray or over the bath, and it can follow an awkward shape rather than working around it.
Clear glass keeps the bathroom looking as open as it is, which is usually the point of a walk-in. Translucent glass takes a step back from that: the panel still lets the light through and keeps any printed pattern visible, while blurring what’s behind it. Coloured and printed panels go further again, turning the screen into the thing you notice rather than the thing you look past. The doors open the way the room needs them to, hinged where there’s space to swing them, sliding where there isn’t.
Every panel is toughened, so it stands up to daily knocks and, in the event it ever breaks, breaks into small blunt pieces rather than shards. Fitted to the exact measurements of the tray or bath, with the seals sized to the gap rather than stretched across it, the screen keeps water where it belongs instead of letting it track along the floor. There’s no fabric to replace, no mould line to scrub along the bottom, and nothing to wipe but the glass itself.
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