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45 years of trusted expertiseShower Enclosures
Supply your next bathroom refit with our comprehensive range of shower enclosures, doors and wet room panels. Manufactured from toughened safety glass with adjustable wall profiles, these units ensure a secure, watertight fit even on uneven surfaces.
Whether you are a plumbing contractor outfitting multiple en-suites or a homeowner upgrading a primary washroom, our overarching range of shower enclosures provides reliable, space-saving solutions for any layout. We stock a wide selection of sliding, pivot, and bi-fold doors, alongside curved quadrant enclosures and frameless walk-in screens. For the installer, features such as generous wall channel adjustments compensate for out-of-true walls, while reversible door designs offer flexibility on site. For the homeowner, enclosures constructed from varying thicknesses of toughened safety glass, often featuring factory applied easy clean coatings, ensure structural integrity and reduce daily maintenance. By pairing these enclosures with our robust shower trays and wastes, tradespeople can deliver a highly durable, leak-free finish that stands up to frequent domestic or commercial use. Read our frequently asked questions below to find out more about selecting the correct shower enclosure for your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do modern shower enclosures compensate for out-of-true walls?
Very few bathroom walls are perfectly plumb, which can make fitting rigid glass panels difficult and compromise the watertight seal. To counteract this, modern shower enclosures feature adjustable aluminium wall profiles. These channels are fixed directly to the tiled substrate, allowing the glass panel or door frame to slot inside and be adjusted laterally, typically offering up to 20mm or 30mm of tolerance per side. This enables tradespeople to achieve a perfectly vertical, level installation and apply an effective silicone seal, regardless of inconsistencies in the existing plasterwork or tiling.
Which shower door type is best suited for small en-suites or compact bathrooms?
In confined spaces where a standard pivot door would strike the basin or toilet, installers must specify doors that do not project outwards into the room. Bi-fold shower doors are highly effective for small recesses, as the glass panels fold inwards on themselves to provide a generous entry width without taking up external floor space. Alternatively, sliding doors are ideal for wider rectangular enclosures, operating on smooth roller tracks to maximise accessibility while keeping dripping water contained entirely within the tray footprint.