Choose a screen

Select which type of screen you would like, and check it will fit your bath. Some screens are fixed, and some will have a swinging door, which can swing inwards or outwards depending on your bath.

If you’re in any doubt about which screen to choose, just take a photo of your bath, bring it in store and we’ll help you select the right model.

Determine position of screen

If your bath has a lip, your screen will be placed just inside the lip. If your bath doesn’t have a lip, position your screen approximately 4mm from the edge of the bath – so it is sitting on a ? at surface.

Attach channel to wall

• Plumb a line, from the bath, up the wall. This is where your channel will be attached to.
• Locate position of solid fixings in the wall, and mark where they are. It’s also important to make sure there are no wires or pipes in your wall. A stud detector will make this easier.
• If possible check under the house for pipe locations.
• If you can’t locate any solid fixings, you can use wall anchors instead.
• Place shower channel against wall and mark out position of screw holes. Depending on what surface you are drilling into, use the appropriate drill bit.
  TIP: Place masking tape on tiles to ensure drill bit does not slip when drilling.
• Insert plugs if necessary (to keep the screws in position).
• Apply a liberal amount of silicone on back of the shower channel.
• Place against wall on plumb line and drive in fixings.
• Clean up excess silicone

Fit shower door

• Fit shower door into channel.
• Use pot rivets provided. Attach screw caps if needed.
• Silicone the bottom of the glass to the bath edge. Make sure to silicone on the outside.
• Attach hinged pane if needed.
• Attach the water deflector (rubber strip) to bottom of door.
• Allow 24 hours for silicone to dry before using the shower.