Shower Enclosures

A shower enclosure combines glass panels and doors to contain water around a shower tray or tiled wet-room area. The right enclosure helps protect nearby floors, furniture, and sanitaryware from regular splashes. It can also make the bathroom feel more organised by creating a clear boundary between the showering area and the rest of the room.

Main benefits and common use cases

• Helps contain spray and directs water towards the shower tray or drain.
• Creates a dedicated shower area in ensuites, family bathrooms, and cloakrooms.
• Makes better use of corners, recesses, and awkward bathroom layouts.
• Provides a cleaner alternative to shower curtains in many installations.

Design options, finishes, and features

• Choose from hinged, sliding, pivot, folding, and quadrant door configurations.
• Hinged doors provide a wide opening where there is enough clearance—browse hinged shower enclosures.
• Sliding and folding doors suit smaller rooms because they need less outward opening space.
• Frame finishes include chrome, black, brushed brass, and gunmetal to coordinate with showers and taps.
• Glass thickness, protective coatings, and adjustable wall profiles vary between models.
• For more enclosure styles and sizes, explore Scudo shower enclosures.

Compatible products and related items

• Pairs with shower trays, wastes, concealed valves, bar showers, and handset kits.
• Wet-room panels can be installed with tiled floors or suitable low-profile shower trays.
• Check the available width, door opening space, tray size, wall condition, and adjustment range before ordering.
• A modern open-entry option is the Astini TI8 Gunmetal 900x1950mm Wetroom Panel.

Shower Enclosures help create a practical, contained showering area, with layouts suited to narrow recesses, compact corners, and spacious walk-in showers.