Black Bath Screen Collection

Look at the widths offered, many screens come as 800mm or 1000mm, with folding options up to 1200mm and return-panel variants around 785–795mm, and match that to how much of your bath you need to protect from splash. If you have a compact bath or want minimal visual impact, an 800mm fixed or framed screen works well. For extra coverage or an alcove with a shower over the bath, a 1000mm hinged or a 1200mm folding screen gives better splash protection. A fixed screen with a return panel is useful when you need a more sealed edge against the wall. Measure the bath rim and the position of the tap to avoid blocking access.

Thicker 6mm glass, common across the Luxura range, feels more rigid and tactile and suits frameless or fixed screens for a premium, sturdy look. The 4mm panels, often used in folding systems like Hydrolux, are lighter and allow multi-panel folding action while still being tempered for safety. If you want a single-panel hinged or frameless aesthetic, 6mm gives less flex and a more substantial finish. For a compact or folding solution where panels need to move, 4mm keeps the mechanism smooth and easy to use.

Grid and abstract or large-grid patterns add an industrial, designer feel and visually break up the glass, which can increase perceived privacy compared with plain clear panels. Fluted glass gives a softer, diffused look that hides silhouettes while keeping light flow. Plain black-trimmed glass gives a minimalist, modern statement and works well if you pair it with matching black taps or a black shower for a cohesive look. Choose patterned glass if you want extra privacy in a family bathroom; go plain if you prefer a cleaner, gallery-style aesthetic.

Folding screens — available in four- and five-panel options up to 1200mm — are ideal when you want wide splash protection but need the screen to fold away neatly, for example in a busy family bathroom where access matters. Hinged two-panel or curved hinged screens, common at 1000mm, give easy entry and a neat, contemporary look without the complexity of multiple panels. Fixed screens or fixed-with-return panels are best when you want a solid, simple barrier and don't need to fold or swing the glass. Think about how often you'll need full access to the bath rim and whether saving space when not in use is important.

The black screens described use durable black finishes on tempered glass that are designed to resist limescale, scratches and water spots, so they hold up well in daily wet-room conditions. Wipe down with a soft cloth or squeegee after showering and clean occasionally with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner to keep the finish looking its best. Avoid harsh scouring pads or acidic cleaners that could dull the black coating. Pairing the screen with matching black fittings helps conceal any minor water marks and creates a coordinated, low-maintenance look.