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Smoked glass over bath shower screen

7 years ago

As seen on Groupon some time ago and on show at the NEC Birmingham at one point...........................can't find one for sale anywhere. Any ideas?

Need it for a rental refurb.........................not too expensive!

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Daisy England
7 years ago
Can you get the glass sprayed to your colour?
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7 years ago
It's a good idea, but I've never found anything that makes it 'unscratchable'. So as it's got to go in a rental, i'd prefer a glass that's fired and can't scratch.

We just had glass delivered to match the walls in our kitchen ( today's project )

Failing all else i could probably get that firm to make one.
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Luciana
7 years ago
These guys would cut it bespoke for you - and the price doesn't look exorbitant at about £175 for 10mm grey tinted glass or £130 for 6mm: http://www.mirrorsandglass.co.uk/shop/made-to-measure-glass-bath-screens

This company would probably also cut it for you: https://www.stevenage-glass.co.uk/glass-products/shower-screens/

Otherwise, you could buy this shower panel and cut it to size: https://www.rubberduckbathrooms.co.uk/frontline-aquaglass-plus-10mm-tinted-walk-in-shower-enclosure-900mm?show_all=1

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7 years ago
Luciana, thanks loads, all excellent ideas.

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