At Tudor Glass we can help you achieve the look of that dream bathroom you’ve been hoping for.
We manufacture and install all types of shower screen from frameless, semi-framed and fully framed. These are combined with a number of door options such as pivot and sliding doors to make sure you get the look and function you need.
Frameless Glass Shower Screens
Frameless shower screens are currently the most sought after enclosures available. Frameless panels create an elegant and clean look, while at the same time having minimal visual impact on the space it occupies.
Stylish and contemporary fittings complement the frameless panels, further enhancing your choice of clear or frosted glass.
All frameless shower screens are manufactured from 10mm toughened safety glass for your safety and piece of mind that it will last the distance. Additionally with nothing more than impervious glass to care for, it makes it easier to keep you bathroom looking and feeling fresh and clean.
Semi-Framed Shower Screens
The semi-framed shower screen unit is as strong and durable as the fully framed unit. Semi-framed enclosures provide some of the aesthetics of a frameless unit by removing some of the vertical frame but it is a significantly cheaper alternative.
We use 5mm or 6mm toughened glass in your choice of clear or obscured patterns for your safety and piece of mind.
Fully-Framed Shower Screens
Fully Framed Shower Screens are one of the most popular styles of screens available for their durability and price and it is also one of the strongest systems available.
With a 26mm aluminium door frame it offers a slimline look. You can choose from either clear safety glass or one of our obscure safety glasses to really enhance your bathroom. We offer this range in both pivot style door or sliding door and all units are made to measure.
Obscured Glasses
Here is just a small gallery of samples of our obscured glasses. There are many more to choose from so please contact us to discuss what’s possible.
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