Wetroom Shower Screens

A wetroom doesn’t necessarily need a shower screen, but having one can help contain water, keep nearby areas dry, and retain heat. If the drainage and floor gradient are well-designed, you can go without one, but a screen can be useful in smaller spaces to reduce splashing and improve comfort.

Fitting a shower screen is generally straightforward, but it requires precision to ensure a secure and watertight installation. Our screens come with clear instructions and require basic tools like a drill, spirit level, and silicone sealant. However, if the walls are uneven or the installation involves drilling into tiles, it may be best to get professional help for a perfect fit.

No, a shower screen is typically fitted after tiling. This ensures that the tiles create a fully waterproof surface before the screen is installed, preventing leaks and ensuring a secure fit. Fitting the screen after tiling also allows for a neater finish and makes it easier to seal the edges properly with silicone.