Popular Walk-In Shower Configurations
These examples show common configurations. We also regularly manufacture screens for:
Sloping ceilings · Low walls · Bath edges · Unusual rooms shapes
Have something different? Send us your plans or photos — we’re happy to advise.

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Single Screen

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Screen with 90° Fixed Return

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Screen with Hinged Flipper

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Two Fixed Screens

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Fixed Screen and Hinged Sreen

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Two 90° Fixed Screens
Looking for a Different Layout?
Every bathroom is different. Explore our other bespoke shower screen solutions to find the layout that's right for your project.
Common Questions
Can a walk-in screen be made to my exact size?
Yes — every screen is made to order to suit your specific dimensions and layout.
Can you install walk-in screens into bathrooms with sloping ceilings?
Yes, all of our walk-in screens are made to measure, allowing us to accommodate sloping ceilings, angled walls, and other non-standard spaces.
How do I measure for a walk-in screen?
All screens are made to your measurements.
Do I need to allow for fittings or adjustments?
No — you should provide your exact measurements, and we will make any necessary allowances during manufacture.
Where can a walk-in screen be installed?
Walk-in screens are suitable for both shower trays and fully tiled wet room floors.
Are walk-in screens suitable for all layouts?
Yes — they work well in both simple and more complex spaces, including sloping ceilings, low walls and unusual room shapes.
What type of glass is used?
All screens are manufactured using toughened safety glass, designed for strength and durability in everyday use.
Do I need a support arm?
Most walk-in screens require a support arm for stability, particularly on wider panels. We’ll advise based on the size and layout.
How do I get a quote?
Submit your enquiry here and we will be in touch shortly.
How long does delivery take?
As every screen is made to order, you should receive your delivery within 3-4 weeks.
View our delivery information here
Will water escape from a walk-in shower?
Walk-in designs are more open than enclosed showers, but with correct sizing and positioning, water spray can be effectively controlled.

















