How to choose a custom shower enclosure
A five step guide. In a few minutes you will know which model, glass and hardware suit your bathroom, and how much it costs.
Where is your shower?
This tells you how many glass panels you need and which models will work. Take a look at your bathroom and pick the layout that matches it best.
In a corner
The most common layout. The enclosure closes off two sides and the walls take care of the other two. Choose between a single door with a side panel or two doors that open at the corner.
In an alcove, between two walls
The shower sits between two walls, so you only need the front. A straight enclosure is the simplest and most affordable option.
Sloped wall or attic
For corners that are not square or a sloped ceiling above the shower. The door sits at a 135° angle, so the enclosure follows the shape of the room.
Open shower, no door
A single glass panel with a support bar to the wall. The shower stays open, the bathroom looks bigger, and cleaning could not be easier.
Hinged or sliding doors?
Both systems are reliable. The difference comes down to how much space you have in front of the shower and what kind of entry you want.
Hinged door
A wide entry and clean glass with no tracks
- The door swings outward, so the entry is as wide as the door itself.
- There is no bottom track, so the glass and floor are easy to clean.
- You need clear space in front of the enclosure about as wide as the door.
Best for: medium and large bathrooms with no sink or toilet in front of the shower.
Sliding doors
No space needed in front of the shower
- The door slides along the fixed panel and stays in line with the enclosure.
- A great fit for small bathrooms or when the sink is close to the shower.
- The entry is a little narrower, since part of the glass stays fixed.
Best for: small bathrooms and tight spaces where a door cannot swing outward.
Quick rule: picture the door swinging open in front of the shower. If it would hit the sink, toilet or radiator, go with sliding doors.
Which glass?
All our glass is tempered and safe. The options differ in how much light they let through, how much privacy they offer and how visible water spots are.
Clear
Lets in the most light, so the bathroom feels bigger and more open. Your tiles and fixtures stay front and center.
Good to know: water spots and limescale show, so it helps to squeegee the glass after each shower.
Frosted
Matte glass that gives you privacy while still letting light through. A good choice when several people share the bathroom.
Good to know: water spots are barely noticeable, so the glass looks clean for longer.
Black
Tinted glass for a modern, striking look. It looks best with black hardware and light tiles.
Good to know: in a small bathroom without a window it can feel darker, so choose it when there is plenty of light.
Which hardware finish?
Hardware means the hinges, handles and glass brackets. The easiest approach is to match it to your faucets and shower, so the whole bathroom feels cohesive.
Black
Pairs with black faucets and modern, minimalist bathrooms. With black glass it gives you a fully dark enclosure.
Gold
A warm tone that goes beautifully with wood, beige and earthy tiles, and gold faucets.
Silver
The classic choice for chrome faucets. It suits almost any bathroom and never goes out of style.
Tip: on each model page you can combine glass and hardware and instantly see how the enclosure looks.
Size and price
Rough measurements are all you need for a price. Enter them in the calculator on the model page and see the price right away. We take the exact measurements ourselves before production, free of charge.
How to measure
- WidthMeasure the wall or walls where the glass will go, at floor level and at about two meters high. Enter the smaller number.
- LengthFor a corner enclosure, also measure the other side, from the wall to where the door will be.
- HeightA typical enclosure is about two meters tall. If you have a sloped ceiling, measure the height at its lowest point.
- CalculatorEnter your measurements on the model page and instantly see the price with your chosen glass and hardware.
Before production we visit your address to check the measurements. We cut the glass to fit the actual space, even when the walls are not straight. The price depends on size, glass and hardware. Installation can be added in the calculator, and a travel fee applies to addresses more than 30 km from Niš.
In short
- Small bathroomSliding doors, since they take up no space in front of the shower.
- Shower in an alcoveA straight Flat Pivot or Flat Slide enclosure.
- Sloped wallA hinged enclosure at 135°.
- Most open spaceA walk-in shower screen with no door.
