Corner Entry Shower Doors
At Heat and Plumb, we stock corner entry shower door models from various UK brands, including Merlyn, Coram, Nuie, and Lakes. Models are available in sizes from 760mm x 760mm to 900mm x 900mm, with 5mm, 6mm, and 8mm toughened safety glass, and in chrome, matt black, and brushed nickel frame finishes.
If you need guidance on which configuration suits your bathroom, the below covers size selection, door types, glass thickness, and installation requirements.
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Verona Aquaglass+ Frameless Corner Entry Sliding Shower Enclosure 900mm x 900mm - 8mm Glass
Signature Verve Easy-Fit Corner Entry Sliding Shower Enclosure with Tray - 6mm Glass
FromMerlyn 8 Series Frameless Pivot Corner Entry Wet Room Shower Enclosure - 8mm Glass
FromExplore Corner Shower Doors and Their Main Benefits
Corner shower doors make efficient use of corner space while providing a fully enclosed showering area. We stock models from six UK brands in sliding and pivot configurations to suit different bathroom layouts, and all models are compatible with a wide range of shower enclosures and floor types.
Key features of the corner shower doors we stock include:
- They're available in many different sizes, door styles, and configurations
- They're suitable for both modern and traditional bathroom designs
- They offer reliable water containment when installed correctly
- They're easy to maintain and keep clean
- They work well with a range of shower trays and wet room layouts
Popular Sizes for Corner Shower Doors
To fit a variety of bathroom layouts and unique space requirements, corner shower doors are manufactured in many different sizes. Some of the most popular height and width combinations include:
- (H) 760mm x (W) 760mm
- (H) 800mm x (W) 800mm
- (H) 900mm x (W) 800mm
- (H) 900mm x (W) 900mm
- (H) 1000mm x (W) 800mm
If the size you need is not listed above, use the filters on this page to search the full range by width and depth.
To measure your corner: measure the width of each wall from the corner outward at floor level and at 1800mm height. Use the smaller figure if the two measurements differ, and allow 10-15mm tolerance for walls that are not perfectly plumb.
Factors to Consider When Shopping for a Corner Shower Door
Before you settle on a particular corner shower door for your bathroom, there are a number of factors that we'd like you to consider, including:
Tray Compatibility
The first and arguably most important factor that you need to consider is the compatibility between your existing shower tray (if you have one) and the corner shower door you're thinking of buying. This is crucial for achieving a secure and watertight installation.
Shower Door Type
Sliding corner shower doors are better suited to tighter spaces as the panels move within the frame footprint, requiring no additional swing clearance. Pivot corner shower doors require approximately 600-700mm of clear swing space but provide a wider opening. Check the product specification for the door type and clearance required before purchasing.
Height and Width
To suit different layouts and corner spaces, corner shower doors are manufactured in different height and width combinations. So, carefully measure your space and choose a model with dimensions that are suitable for you. This is also key for effective water containment and secure installation.
Glass Thickness
The thickness of the glass will have a direct impact on the strength, durability, and overall feel of your corner shower door. Since all models are made using toughened safety glass, the thickness that you choose shouldn't necessarily be determined by the safety factor, but rather by your personal preference and the look you want to achieve in your bathroom.
Frame Finish
Corner shower doors are available in three frame finishes: chrome (the most popular, suits most bathroom styles), matt black (suits contemporary and industrial designs), and brushed nickel (suits transitional and traditional bathrooms). Matt black and brushed nickel finishes require non-abrasive cleaners to maintain their appearance. Avoid bleach-based products on these finishes.
Corner vs Bi-Fold Shower Doors: Which Door Type is Better?
Corner shower doors and bi-fold shower doors are two of the most popular choices for compact bathrooms and en-suites where space is limited. Both work efficiently in smaller layouts but suit different installation types and space constraints..
To help you decide which of the two options is the better choice for you, go through the scenarios below and see which one is most relevant to you.
Choose a Corner Shower Door If:
- You want to make use of unused corner space
- You prefer a more enclosed showering area
- Your bathroom layout suits a corner installation
- You're looking for a wide choice of door styles and sizes
Choose a Bi-Fold Shower Door If:
- You have a very small shower opening with limited clearance
- You're fitting out a compact bathroom or en-suite
- Space efficiency is your top priority
- You want easy access without obstructing nearby fixtures
How to Install a Corner Shower Door Correctly
Corner shower doors can be a little bit tricky to install, especially if you lack previous experience installing shower doors. While the exact process will vary from model to model, here are the general steps that you need to take to achieve a secure fit and a proper installation:
- Measure the corner width and depth at floor level and at 1800mm height
- Check walls are plumb, as most doors accommodate up to 5-10mm deviation
- Mark and drill fixing points for wall profiles
- Attach wall profiles and check for level
- Hang door panels and adjust rollers or hinges
- Apply sanitary silicone to all internal joints
- Test door movement and water seal before use
If your walls are out of plumb by more than 10mm, additional preparation, such as re-plastering or packing, will be required before installation. Professional fitting is recommended if you are unsure about wall construction or fixing into tiled surfaces.
Maintenance and Cleaning Tips for Corner Shower Doors
To maintain the brand-new appearance and smooth functionality of your corner shower door, regular maintenance and cleaning are necessary. The good news is that most corner shower doors require very little upkeep. All you typically need to do to keep your corner shower door in great condition includes:
- Wipe down the glass after every shower, ideally using a squeegee
- Clean the glass on a regular basis using a soft cloth and a mild cleaning solution
- Keep the tracks, hinges, and seals free from soap residue and debris
- Check the fixings and hardware regularly to ensure the door is stable and secure
Why Buy Your Corner Shower Door From Heat and Plumb?
Heat and Plumb is one of the go-to online retailers for corner shower doors in the UK. To help you find the perfect option for your bathroom, we carry a large selection of corner shower doors from many leading manufacturers in the industry, including Merlyn, Nuie, Signature, and Coram.
Other reasons why you should buy your corner shower door from Heat and Plumb include:
- All our corner shower doors are fairly priced
- We offer fast, free, and reliable shipping across the UK
- We have 25,000+ 5-star reviews on Google and Trustpilot
- Every corner shower door comes with a long manufacturer guarantee
- We have an excellent customer support team that's always ready to help
FAQs About Corner Entry Shower Doors
The smallest corner shower door we stock is 760mm x 760mm. This requires 760mm of clear wall space on each side and a minimum clear floor area of approximately 1200mm x 1200mm around the enclosure for comfortable use. For most UK en-suites, a 760mm or 800mm square enclosure is the best fit.
That will depend on the amount of space you have available in your bathroom, as well as the layout of the shower area itself. To choose a corner shower door in the right size, you'll need to take accurate measurements of the width and depth of the corner where the shower will be installed.
Once you know your exact measurements, you can use the filter system on the side of this page to narrow down your options and see only corner shower doors that fit your criteria.
Since all corner shower doors are made using toughened safety glass, there is no right or wrong answer here. It ultimately depends on your personal preference. That's why we carry models with glass that ranges from 5mm to 8mm in thickness.
No. Our corner shower doors are compatible with both shower trays and wet room floor installations. For wet room use, the door must have a flat-floor seal rather than a raised threshold. Check the product specification to confirm wet room compatibility before purchasing.
Every model is different. Some corner shower doors require the walls and the floor to be perfect, while others are a little bit more accommodating to minor unevenness. Still, the floor and the walls where the shower door will be installed need to be properly prepared.
