Curved Bath Screens
Shower enclosures
Door & Screen Design
A curved profile changes how far the fitting projects, so compare the maximum depth against the space you have. Match the door movement to the available space. Sliding doors work within the enclosure footprint, folding doors can reduce the space taken up at the opening, and hinged designs need clearance through their swing. Compare the usable entry width on each model.
Opening & Dimensions
Measure between the finished walls and check the stated adjustment range for the frame. Confirm which side the door opens from and how the position of a vanity, toilet or towel rail affects the route into the enclosure. Check the height available where the enclosure sits under a slope or low ceiling.
Tray & Installation
Match the door or screen to the tray shape and width, or check that it is suitable for the wet room layout you are planning. Look at what comes in the pack, especially if you need a side panel, support bar, tray or waste. Compare the product drawing with any existing tray lip before ordering a replacement door.
