Luxura Screens

Curved screens give a softer silhouette and often offer slightly more splash protection because of the shape, so a curved 800mm or 1000mm is a good choice if you want extra coverage without a bulky look. Square screens create a crisp, modern aesthetic and work well in contemporary bathrooms, an 800mm square grid in matt black. Hinged two-panel screens fold back to make getting in and out of the bath easier, ideal if you bathe children or need access to the bath edge. Fixed screens are simple and stable, and when paired with a return panel they give the best continuous splash barrier. If you want a feature look and functionality, a hinged two-panel in a statement finish such as brushed brass can be a good compromise.

Most Luxura bath shower screens here come in common sizes such as 800mm and 1000mm, with a few intermediate offerings like 830mm and return panels around 785–795mm. An 800mm screen suits most standard UK baths and tighter spaces, while a 1000mm screen gives wider coverage for larger baths or stronger showers. If you need an L-shaped solution or extra protection at the end of the bath, look for models with a fixed return panel. Check the bath rim length you want to cover and match the screen width to that measurement for the best fit.

Chrome is classic and reflective, fitting many styles; matt black or black glass creates a bold contemporary statement and hides frame shine. Brushed brass and fluted glass add warmth and a touch of luxury; fluted glass also increases privacy and hides water marks. Grid or abstract crittall-style patterns give an industrial, eye-catching look while still letting light through. If you want a feature screen that also reduces visible limescale, fluted or patterned glass is a practical choice.

The range predominantly lists 6mm glass, which is the standard thickness for bath shower screens and provides a good balance of strength and manageable weight. These are intended as bath shower screens rather than heavy wet-room barriers, so they work well for everyday shower use over a bath. Many models include framed or reinforced options if you prefer added rigidity, such as fixed framed or hinged framed screens. If you want maximum robustness you can opt for framed or two-panel hinged designs rather than very slim frameless styles.

For the most effective splash protection choose wider screens and configurations that close gaps, a 1000mm curved hinged two-panel or a square screen with a fixed return panel gives strong coverage across the bath length. Fixed framed screens also minimise movement and tend to seal more consistently than very slim frameless designs. If you need both protection and a stylish finish, a grid or fluted fixed screen in matt black or brushed brass will keep water contained while becoming a design feature.