Shower glass
Frames, patterns and coatings.
Glass changes how a shower looks more than anything else. Choose how much frame you want, whether the glass is clear or patterned, and whether it's coated to stay clean.
- Must be
- Toughened safety glass
- Most popular
- Clear
- For privacy
- Fluted or frosted
- Cleaner look
- Frameless
The basics
All shower glass should be toughened safety glass, which is much stronger than ordinary glass and breaks into small, blunt pieces if it ever does break.
How to choose
Clear
The everyday choice. Read more.
Patterned
Fluted or reeded, or frosted for privacy.
Tinted
Smoked or bronze for a moodier look.
Coatings
Easy-clean treatments that help water run off.
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Framed, semi-frameless and frameless
How much metal frames the glass, from full frames to none.
Clear glass
The most common choice. Keeps the room open and bright.
Fluted or reeded glass
Vertical ribs that blur the view, with a period or Deco feel.
Frosted glass
Obscured for privacy.
Tinted glass
Smoked or bronze tints for a darker, moodier look.
Easy-clean coatings
A treatment that helps water run off and slows limescale build-up.
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