Wet Room Glass Screens · Shower Screens
Are you looking to buy a glass screen for your wet room that perfectly meets all your needs and requirements? If the answer is yes, you've come to the right place. At Heat and Plumb, we carry over 100 different models of wet room glass screens that you can choose from.
Not only that, but each model is also available in many different sizes, frame and glass finishes, glass thicknesses, and support options. So, whether you're looking to fit out your brand-new wet room or upgrade an existing walk-in shower area, we've got you covered.
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Signature Icon Brushed Bronze 1950mm High Wet Room Glass Shower Screen
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Understanding Wet Room Glass Screens and Their Benefits
Wet room glass screens are one of the most popular choices among UK homeowners who are looking to create a clean, open, and modern showering space without the need for a traditional enclosure or door. To help you get a better understanding of wet room glass screens and why they continue to grow in popularity, here are some of the main benefits they offer:
- They are very easy to maintain and keep clean
- They're available in many different configurations
- They're suitable for bathrooms of all sizes
- They improve accessibility by removing the need for a door
- They work well with underfloor heating and modern drainage systems
Discover the Most Popular Wet Room Glass Screen Sizes
When you browse through this page, you'll come across wet room glass shower screens in many different height and width combinations. Having sold thousands of glass screens over the years, some of the most popular sizes among UK homeowners include:
- (H) 1850mm x (W) 700mm
- (H) 1850mm x (W) 900mm
- (H) 1950mm x (W) 700mm
- (H) 1950mm x (W) 800mm
- (H) 2000mm x (W) 1000mm
In addition to the dimensions above, our collection of wet room glass screens features models in many other sizes. So, you can rest assured that no matter your bathroom layout or space requirements, there's a high chance we have a glass screen that will be right for you.
Key Considerations When Choosing a Wet Room Glass Screen
To make sure that you choose the right glass screen for your wet room, there are a couple of factors that we'd like you to consider. They include:
Height and Width
The first factor that you need to consider is the height and the width of the wet room glass screen that you plan on buying. This is important not only for achieving a professional finish, but also for ensuring a secure and watertight installation.
Glass Thickness
While all wet room glass shower screens are manufactured using toughened safety glass, the thickness of the glass does have an impact on how solid and stable the final installation will feel. So, carefully consider your needs when browsing through the different glass thicknesses available.
Glass Support
Since wet room glass screens are predominantly made of glass, proper support is essential for ensuring stability, safety, and long-term performance. Depending on the size of the screen, its position, and your bathroom layout, some of the glass support options that you can choose from include ceiling post, wall brace, wall channel, and wall hinge.
Frame Finish
To make sure that the wet room glass screen you buy complements the design of your bathroom, take into consideration the finish of the frame. At Heat and Plumb, some of the frame finishes that our wet room glass screens are available in include chrome, black, white, brushed brass, brushed bronze, and pewter.
Cleaning Requirements
And lastly, unless you don't mind taking some time out of your week to clean your wet room glass screen properly, pay close attention to the cleaning requirements of the model you're thinking of choosing. While most glass screens require little upkeep, if you're not big into cleaning and maintenance, look for a model with an easy-clean or anti-limescale coating.
Glass Screen vs Pivot Shower Door: Which Option is Better?
While both glass screens and pivot shower doors are designed to contain the water within the shower area, they're suited to different types of bathroom layouts and showering preferences. To help you make the right choice, here are a couple of scenarios where a glass screen would be the better option and vice versa:
Choose a Glass Screen If:
- You're creating a wet room or walk-in shower with an open layout
- You prefer a minimalist and modern showering space
- Your bathroom can benefit from a more open and spacious feel
- You want easy access without opening or closing a door
- You want a solution that is easy to maintain and keep clean
Choose a Pivot Shower Door If:
- You want a more enclosed showering area with better water containment
- Your bathroom layout allows for the door to open comfortably
- You prefer a traditional shower door with controlled opening
- You want greater flexibility in how the shower area is closed off
How to Measure and Install a Wet Room Glass Screen
Despite their minimalist appearance, wet room glass screens can be quite challenging to install. This is especially true if you've never installed one before. To ensure a smooth installation and help you avoid some of the most common mistakes, here's how to measure and install a wet room glass screen correctly:
- Measure your shower area at multiple points to account for uneven floors or walls
- Use the smallest measurement as your reference to ensure a secure fit
- Check that the floor gradient and drainage are correctly set up
- Ensure the wall that the screen will be fixed to is solid and can provide adequate support
- Dry-fit the screen and supports first to confirm positioning, then complete the installation
- Seal the edges properly using a high-quality waterproof sealant
Tips for Maintaining a Wet Room Glass Screen in Great Condition
Although wet room glass screens are far easier to maintain and keep clean compared to shower doors and shower enclosures, they still require some level of maintenance to look good and function as intended. To preserve the appearance and functionality of your wet room glass screen, here are a couple of tips to follow:
- Use a squeegee to wipe down the glass after every shower
- To clean the glass, use a soft cloth and a mild cleaning solution
- Regularly check the hardware to ensure the glass screen remains secure
- Keep an eye on the seals and replace them if needed
If more extensive cleaning is required, never use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. They can damage the glass coating or the finish of the frame.
Why Choose Heat and Plumb?
At Heat and Plumb, we always have our customers' best interests in mind. That's why we not only carry one of the largest selections of quality wet room glass screens in the UK, but the models that we stock are also available in many different sizes, finishes, and glass thicknesses.
Some of the industry-leading brands that we work with include Nuie, Prestige, Signature, Delphi, and RAK Ceramics. Other reasons why you should choose Heat and Plumb for your wet room glass screen include:
- All wet room glass screens that we stock are competitively priced
- Every wet room glass screen comes with a long manufacturer's guarantee
- We have over 25,000 5-star reviews across Google and Trustpilot
- We offer free, fast, and reliable shipping to 98% of addresses in the UK
FAQs About Wet Room Glass Screens · Shower Screens
Yes, wet room glass screens are extremely safe. They are made of thick, toughened safety glass, which not only requires quite a bit of pressure to break, but in the unlikely event that it does, it's designed to shatter into small, blunt pieces rather than sharp shards. This greatly reduces the risk of serious injury.
Although wet room glass screens don't fully enclose the shower area, they are designed to effectively contain water when the shower is being used as intended. Glass screens for wet rooms are also available in different widths, allowing you to choose a size that offers the right balance between openness and splash protection for your space.
That will depend on your personal preference and the overall look and level of rigidity you're aiming for. Thicker glass screens not only offer a more solid and premium feel, but they're more stable than their thinner counterparts.
Either way, both thin and thick glass screens are made of toughened safety glass. That's why our range of glass screens features models that are as thin as 6mm and as thick as 10mm.
In theory, anyone can pick up a glass screen and install it in their bathroom. However, if you lack the experience and/or the tools and equipment needed for the job, we generally recommend hiring a professional.
It depends on how uneven the floor in your bathroom is. While most wet room glass screens can be installed on a slightly uneven surface, the floor still needs to be properly prepared to ensure the screen is fitted securely and performs as intended.
