Ceramica Bath Shower Screens

P‑shaped screens are made for P‑shaped shower baths and give you extra internal shower space at one end, so they suit baths where you want more standing room; you can see P‑shaped options at 700mm and 720mm. L‑shaped screens are for corner or offset baths where the screen needs to run along two edges. Curved screens match curved shower baths and are offered in sizes such as 860mm and 870mm, while square screens suit straight‑edged baths and come in widths like 780mm and 785mm. Match the screen shape to your bath profile for the neatest fit and best splash control.

Widths on the range span roughly 700mm to 870mm, so measure the length of the flat edge of your bath where the screen will sit and allow a little overlap for effective splash protection. Heights range from about 1400mm to 1435mm; taller screens (around 1435mm) give better splash protection for taller users, while shorter screens are less visually dominant in small en‑suites. For example, a standard straight bath often pairs well with a 780mm square screen, whereas a curved shower bath is commonly paired with an 860mm curved screen.

Fixed screens are simple, sturdy and often the most affordable option, ideal if you don’t need to step into the bath regularly from the side. Hinged screens (the range includes several hinged options) give you access when you need it and make drying and cleaning easier, but they require clearance space for the swing. If you have a family bathroom where frequent access is useful, a hinged screen with robust fittings is a practical choice.

Yes — the range offers 5mm and 6mm toughened safety glass; 6mm glass feels firmer and is better suited to hinged screens and designs with a support rail, giving greater stability. 5mm panels work well for fixed screens where minimal weight is fine and budget is a consideration. If you plan heavy daily use or want a more solid feel, a 6mm hinged or rail‑supported screen is the sensible option.

The screens have smooth glass surfaces that resist limescale build‑up, and many models feature chrome rails and robust hinges that stand up to everyday use. Wiping the glass with a soft cloth after showers reduces marks and keeps chrome fittings bright; avoid abrasive cleaners to protect the finish. For instance, a curved 860mm screen with a chrome rail will stay looking crisp if you give it a quick wipe after bathing.