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GLASS SPLASHBACKS
Add style and practicality to your kitchen or bathroom with our bespoke glass splashbacks. Available in a wide range of colours, finishes, and custom designs, they protect your walls while creating a sleek, modern look.
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Your Own Image Printed on a Bespoke Size Kitchen Splashback
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Printed Glass Kitchen Splashback Weathered Gold
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Printed Toughened Highland Cow Splashback in Colour
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Printed Glass Kitchen Splashback 3 Peppers
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Bathroom Collection
Every shower screen and bath screen in this collection is ordered to your exact width and height in millimetres. Alcove screens, over-bath screens, side panels, hinged or fixed, all cut to the size your installation actually needs. Choose the product, enter your measurements, and it is made to fit.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What shower screen sizes do you supply?
What shower screen sizes do you supply?
Any size. Every shower screen is cut to the width and height you provide in millimetres. There are no standard widths to choose between.
What is the difference between a shower screen and a bath screen?
What is the difference between a shower screen and a bath screen?
A shower screen encloses a shower tray, typically fixed to the wall on one side and either hinged or fitted with a fixed return panel on the open side. A bath screen sits along the side of a bath, usually fixed tothe wall at one end, to stop water splashing out during a shower over the bath.
The glass and edge finish are the same on both. The difference is the application and the mounting hardware. Both are available cut to your exact dimensions.
What glass thickness do shower screens come in?
What glass thickness do shower screens come in?
6mm is the right choice for most framed and semi-framed installations. It is strong, light enough to hang on standard shower screen hardware, and handles normal daily use without issue.
8mm suits larger panels,anything above around 1,800mm tall, and screens where you want the glass to have a more solid, substantial feel.
10mm is the choice for frameless screens where the glass itself carries the weight and there isno frame providing additional rigidity.
On a frameless screen, the difference between 8mm and 10mm is immediately visible once the hardware is fitted.