Walk-in panels
A single fixed screen, with or without a return. The simplest and most popular option in a modern bathroom.
Overview
What you need to know
Almost every bathroom is slightly out of square. Off-the-shelf enclosures deal with that using wide adjustment profiles, which is exactly why they look like off-the-shelf enclosures. Made-to-measure glass is cut to the opening you actually have.
We template after tiling, cut and polish the glass in our own workshop, and toughen it to BS EN 12150. Turnaround from template to fit is typically five to seven working days, which is usually faster than waiting for a stock size in the right dimension.
The specification is straightforward: 8mm or 10mm toughened glass, polished edges, and a protective coating that keeps limescale from etching into the surface. Everything else — hinges, brackets, seals, finish — is chosen to match the bathroom.
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Options
Styles and specifications
Frameless enclosures
Hinged glass doors on minimal brackets, with no surrounding frame at all.
Sliding shower doors
Two panels running on a rail, ideal where a hinged door would foul the basin or WC.
Over-bath screens
Fixed or hinged panels, with a curved or straight profile to suit the bath.
Wet room screens
Floor-to-ceiling glass with a stabilising bar for open, tray-free installations.
Finishes
Chrome, brushed nickel, matt black and brass hardware, with clear, low-iron or fluted glass.
Benefits
Why customers choose this
- Fits your opening exactly — no wide adjustment profiles to hide gaps
- 8mm and 10mm toughened glass to BS EN 12150
- Polished and arrised edges, safe to touch and easy to clean
- Easy-clean coating that resists limescale build-up
- Low-iron glass available if you want no green tint on the edge
- Five to seven working days from template to installation
Applications
Where it works
- Bathroom refurbishments and en-suites
- Wet rooms and level-access showers
- Replacing a cracked or scratched existing screen
- Loft conversions and awkward under-eaves spaces
- Hotel, HMO and rental property fit-outs
Gallery
Shower Glass we have installed
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FAQ
Shower Glass questions
Always after. Tile thickness and any variation in the wall change the finished dimension, and templating first is how enclosures end up out of plumb.
10mm feels more solid and sits flatter on tall panels. 8mm is fine for most standard enclosures and costs less. We advise based on the panel height.
Templated within a few days and fitted five to seven working days later. If you send dimensions and photos we can often start the process before we visit.
It does, but it is not permanent. It reduces limescale adhesion so a squeegee handles most of it; expect the benefit to fade after several years of hard water.
Curved panels for over-bath screens, yes. Complex curved enclosures are specialist and we will tell you if a job is better placed elsewhere.
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Often specified together
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