Shower Enclosures by Colour

In recent years shower enclosures have become so much more than utilitarian places to wash. They’ve become stylish centrepieces that not only function brilliantly but look beautiful too. Our range of shower enclosures is available in a sleek black, timeless brass, or contemporary chrome, so you can find the perfect match for your bathroom style.

Crafted to perfection, our enclosures offer versatility with a variety of door styles to suit your space and preference. Choose from hinged doors for a classic touch, sliding doors for seamless functionality, pivot doors for effortless accessibility, or bi-fold doors for space-saving solutions.

But that's not all! We offer a range of glass thickness options to ensure both durability and style. Whether you prefer the delicate sophistication of 4mm glass, the balanced resilience of 6mm glass, or the luxurious sturdiness of 8mm glass, we have you covered.

Transform your shower experience with our premium shower enclosures, where innovation meets sophistication, and every detail is designed to exceed your expectations. Upgrade your bathroom today and indulge in the epitome of luxury and functionality.

Black Shower Enclosures

Brass Shower Enclosures

Chrome Shower Enclosures

Bronze Shower Enclosures

Which finish, black, brass or chrome, will suit my bathroom style best?

Black gives a sleek, contemporary look and creates strong contrast against pale tiles, so it’s ideal if you want a bold, modern focal point. Brass adds warmth and a timeless feel that works beautifully in period or eclectic schemes. Chrome reads clean and contemporary, reflecting light to make a smaller bathroom feel brighter. Match the enclosure finish to your taps and accessories so everything reads as a coherent design.

Which door style is best if my bathroom is very small?

Sliding and bi-fold doors are the most space-saving because they don’t need a large external swing, so they’re great for narrow or compact bathrooms. Hinged and pivot doors give a wider, unobstructed entry but need clear floor space for the door to open. a 800mm-wide alcove shower will work smoothly with a bi-fold, while a tiny galley bathroom will benefit from a sliding door.

Is it worth paying more for thicker glass, 4mm, 6mm or 8mm?

Thicker glass feels sturdier and gives a premium look; 8mm is the most robust and reduces flex on larger panels. A 6mm panel is a good middle ground if you want durability without the higher cost of 8mm. Choose 4mm only for very small panels or where budget is tight, as it won’t feel as solid.

I need easy access for mobility or a shower chair, which door types work best?

Pivot and hinged doors normally provide the easiest access because they can give a wider, unobstructed opening for you to step or wheel into. Sliding doors are useful where space is limited but typically offer a narrower entry. If you need a very wide opening for a chair, plan for a hinged or pivot configuration.

Can a coloured enclosure act as a design centrepiece rather than just a practical screen?

Yes, coloured frames are often used as stylish centrepieces, with black offering strong graphic lines and brass bringing warmth and character. Pairing a black enclosure with white tiles creates striking contrast, while a brass frame can complement warm-toned marble or traditional fittings. The finish you select will set the tone, so think of the enclosure as an intentional design element.