Bathroom — Shower Enclosures & Screens (2026)

Pros

• 6mm toughened safety glass certified to BS EN 12150
• Smooth sliding doors on a 16-wheel roller system
• Square corner entry design suits tight bathroom corners

Cons

• Shower tray and waste sold separately

Pros

• Matte black framed finish for a modern look
• 6mm easy-clean glass reduces limescale build-up
• Curved quadrant profile maximises floor space

Cons

• Some buyers report the frame feels lighter than premium alternatives

Pros

• 6mm tempered glass certified to BS EN 12150
• 16-wheel sliding system for smooth operation
• Chrome-finished stainless steel bar handle

Cons

• Shower tray not included
• A small number of buyers report leaks if not sealed carefully

Pros

• 8mm thermally toughened safety glass conforming to EN12150-1
• Reversible wall fixings adjust up to 40mm for uneven walls
• Polished chrome frame suits wet-room installs

Cons

• Large 1400mm door needs a wide wall run
• Tray and waste not included

Pros

• 8mm easy-clean glass resists limescale build-up
• Stainless steel support bar for a stable fit
• Reversible — fits left or right hand side

Cons

• Wet room tray and waste sold separately

Pros

• Bi-fold doors save space when opening in tight bathrooms
• Toughened safety glass throughout
• Reversible design fits left or right

Cons

• Shower tray not included

Pros

• 6mm toughened safety glass certified to EN 12150
• Double sliding doors suit tight bathroom layouts
• Matt silver frame finish

Cons

• Shower tray sold separately on this listing

Pros

• 6mm toughened safety glass, thicker than entry-level enclosures
• 10-year guarantee against manufacturing defects
• Reversible for left or right hand fitting

Cons

• Tray, waste and side panel sold separately

Pros

• 6mm toughened safety glass certified to BS EN 12150
• Pivot hinge design suits narrower openings
• Reversible for left or right hand fitting

Cons

• Shower tray and waste sold separately

Pros

• Frameless design gives a sleek, modern look
• 6mm safety glass certified to BS EN 12150
• Reversible for left or right hand installation

Cons

• Shower tray not included

Pros

• 8mm safety clear glass for a substantial, premium feel
• Sliding door plus 2 side screens suits U-shaped layouts
• Acrylic shower tray included in the bundle

Cons

• Large footprint needs a spacious bathroom

Pros

• 6mm toughened glass with Aquagleam coating resists limescale and soap scum
• 20mm of adjustment for out-of-true walls
• Lifetime guarantee

Cons

• Shower tray and waste sold separately

Pros

• 8mm safety glass, easy-clean coating
• Designed and built in Britain for a faster fit
• 10-year guarantee on the enclosure

Cons

• Side panel sold separately on some configurations

Pros

• 8mm easy-clean glass resists limescale build-up
• Stainless steel support bar for a stable fit
• Reversible — fits left or right hand side

Cons

• Wet room tray and waste sold separately

Pros

• Wider 900mm panel suits larger wet room layouts
• 8mm easy-clean glass resists limescale build-up
• Reversible — fits left or right hand side

Cons

• Wet room tray and waste sold separately

Pros

• 8mm toughened safety glass for durability
• 10-year manufacturer warranty
• Smooth sliding wheel mechanism

Cons

• Side panel sold separately on some configurations

Pros

• 8mm easy-clean glass resists limescale build-up
• Frameless reversible design fits left or right entry
• Polished chrome fittings for a premium finish

Cons

• Larger 1200mm size needs adequate wall recess space

Pros

• 6mm safety tempered glass certified to BS6206
• Reversible design fits left or right hand entry
• Chrome profile suits most bathroom suites

Cons

• Shower tray and waste sold separately

Pros

• Includes a matching low-profile stone shower tray
• Sliding doors on a smooth roller system
• Chrome frame with clear tempered glass

Cons

• Bulky packaging — two-person delivery recommended

Pros

• Includes matching shower tray and waste
• 8mm easy-clean toughened glass
• Sliding doors save space versus hinged doors

Cons

• Tray and enclosure add weight — check floor loading for upper floors

Pros

• Bifold doors suit narrower alcove openings
• Toughened safety glass to BS EN 12150
• Compact folding action needs minimal clearance space

Cons

• Door only — shower tray sold separately

Pros

• Sliding doors suit compact bathrooms where space is tight
• 6mm easy-clean glass reduces limescale build-up
• Quadrant shape fits neatly into a corner

Cons

• Enclosure only — shower tray sold separately

Pros

• Black frame makes a striking design statement
• Reversible for left- or right-hand installation
• Toughened safety glass throughout

Cons

• Black frame shows water spots more than chrome

Pros

• 6mm tempered safety glass throughout
• Smooth-running sliding doors save space in smaller bathrooms
• Corner-entry design fits neatly into square layouts

Cons

• Shower tray and waste sold separately

Pros

• Trusted Mira build quality with an easy-clean glass coating
• Smooth pivot action opens inward or outward
• 6mm toughened safety glass

Cons

• Higher price point than budget own-brand enclosures

Pros

• 8mm toughened safety glass feels solid and premium
• Framed sliding design suited to wet room installations
• Polished chrome frame resists corrosion

Cons

• Requires accurate wall levelling for a snug fit

Pros

• Includes anti-slip acrylic shower tray in the price
• Integrated towel rail on the door
• 8mm safety clear glass for a substantial feel

Cons

• Large L-shape footprint needs a spacious bathroom

Pros

• Curved frameless design gives a premium look at a budget price
• 180° pivot folds flat against the bath when not in use
• Reversible for left- or right-hand installation

Cons

• 4mm glass is thinner than dedicated enclosure screens

Pros

• Double-panel pivot design covers a wide splash zone
• 6mm safety clear glass throughout
• Straightforward fit to most standard baths

Cons

• Chrome trim can show water spots without regular wiping