Bath screen and shower panel in a white bathroom with taps and a recessed shelf

01 · OUR WORK

Shower enclosures & screens

Frameless enclosures, hinged doors and over-bath screens, cut to the room rather than to a catalogue size.

8–10mm toughened
Polished edges
Clear or low-iron

The brief

Bathrooms are rarely square. A screen bought off a shelf assumes a level floor, a plumb wall and a right angle in the corner, and an older house rarely offers any of the three.

So the brief on this kind of job is always the same: make the glass fit what is actually there, and make the joint between glass and tile look deliberate rather than filled.

What we made

Toughened panels cut to the surveyed opening, every hole for a hinge or a bracket drilled before the glass is toughened, they cannot be drilled afterwards.

The photographs show the range: corner enclosures with a hinged door and an inline return, single walk-in panels, over-bath screens with a short return, and one enclosure under a loft slope where the top edge of the panel is cut to the pitch of the roof.

The glass spec

8mm or 10mm toughened is the working range for a shower, 10mm for a door or a tall unsupported panel, 8mm where the panel is short or well supported on two sides.

Every exposed edge is polished, because a shower edge gets touched. Hinges, brackets and channel are chosen alongside the glass rather than after it, because the hole positions are part of the cutting ticket.

Glass: 8–10mm toughened safety glass
Edges: Polished all round
Holes: Drilled before toughening, to the hinge manufacturer's template
Options: Clear, low-iron or satin

Price something like this: 10mm low iron

Opens the configurator at 10mm low iron, 900 × 2000mm. Change anything you like, the price follows.

10 photographs

Our own photographs of finished work. We have not named the customers or the addresses, the jobs were not photographed for publication, and we are not going to invent captions for them.

Hinges and channel for work like this

Real stock from our own catalogue, at your price.

How a project like this runs with us

1. Survey
Send drawings or rough quantities. Where the openings need it, we measure on site so every panel is made to what is built, not to what was drawn.
2. Drawings
Every glass item gets a drawing with its sizes, edgework, holes and hardware, for you or your architect to sign off before anything is cut.
3. Programme
We agree batches and dates against your build programme, so glass arrives when the floor is ready for it, not before.
4. Deliveries to site
Own vans, own drivers. Deliveries are booked to your programme and to the site contact you name.
5. Fitting through our network
If you want it fitted, we offer the job to vetted independent fitters who cover your postcode and fit that kind of glass.

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