Thread: Bathroom Shower Glass

Nothing on Ebay for you? Might be worth a look.

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/90699/...e-850-x-1400mm

They are not cheap for a reason could you picture slipping and summersalting in the bath with a fragile and breakable screen next to you?

Get some of them glass see through bricks build a wall half way along the bath from the bath to the ceiling very original.

I used these: http://www.betascreens.com/

I have a wetroom with a full height (2m x 1.5m) glass partition seperating the shower from the rest of the room, building regs required (so the builder insisted) that the screen had to be minimum 8mm toughened safety glass, not cheap and it turned out that an off the shelf kit was better value than constructing my own and offering it to the builder for installation.

Get the wife to hold a bit of old tarp in front of you whilst you shower. Then tell her to shift her fat arrse when you have finished.

Spend the £150 on drugs and fighting ferrets. Sorted.

Originally Posted by putteesinmyhands

Originally Posted by leveller

I do have some 12.5mm anti-ballistic glass going spare, but you'll need a crane to move it, left over from an MOD job :D

If that's the MoD job that I'm thinking of, I'll have seen your glass in Bedford.

I have designed and installed (well the 'chaps' do that bit), loads of commercial glazing for the MOD. They almost always specify high spec glass, even to non-protected buildings.
So you will all be happy to know in a blast, the glass won't shatter! Though the entire frame and part of the wall of said window/door will be arriving with you shortly at 300mph.

Back to the shower screen, being in the trade and with the inside contacts I have and favoured owed, I have a cheap perspex one from B&Q :D

Just as an afterthought: would Lexan be any good in that situation?

MsG

Is £69 cheap enough for you?

http://www.victoriaplumb.com/Baths/Bath-Screens/

Sacked the shower glass idea... gonna go for a shower curtain... Its plaster board behind the tiles. Not comfortable on the plasterboard taking the weight of the glass.

You don't fancy one of these with a fixed screen, then? The bath would take the weight of the glass, so your wall wouldn't have to.

Bath already in. Just finishing touches really.