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Walk In Showers and Large Shower Enclosures

Our walk-in showers give you the open, doorless feel of a wet room, without the cost of waterproofing your whole floor. With no hinges or door seals to clean, you simply step straight in.

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Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
Radiant 1200 x 800mm shower enclosure, brushed gold finish
Radiant 1200 x 800mm shower enclosure, brushed gold finish
Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom
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Radiant shower enclosure fitted in a modern bathroom

What is a walk-in shower?

A walk-in shower is an open shower with no door. A fixed glass screen holds back the water, and you simply step in at the open end. Most sit on a long, low shower tray, though the same screens can also be fitted straight onto a sealed wet room floor. With nothing to open or close, they feel wonderfully spacious, even in an average-sized bathroom.

What's the difference between a walk-in shower and a wet room?

The difference is all in the floor. A walk-in shower sits on a shower tray, which collects the water and carries it to the waste. A wet room has no tray at all. Instead, the whole floor is tanked (sealed with a waterproof membrane) and gently sloped towards a drain. Our wet room screens work beautifully in both. If you're planning a full wet room, our wet room suites and wet room ideas will help you bring the whole look together.

What size walk-in shower do I need?

Because there's no door, a little extra length goes a long way in keeping water where it belongs. Our walk-in enclosures with trays come in the following sizes.

  • 1200 x 700mm and 1200 x 800mm, which suit most ensuites and smaller family bathrooms.
  • 1400 x 800mm and 1400 x 900mm, which give you more room to move and a larger dry area.
  • 1600 x 800mm and 1700mm, which work well in larger bathrooms or where you're replacing a bath.

Our wet room screens stand 2000mm tall, in widths from 700mm to 1000mm, so you can match the glass to the space you have.

Will water splash out of a walk-in shower?

Not if it's planned well. Position your shower head at the closed end of the enclosure, so the spray points away from the opening. A longer tray also gives the water more room to settle before it reaches the entrance. For extra protection, add a walk-in wet room side panel to create a return, which blocks spray at the open end, while still leaving you an easy way in.

Can I replace my bath with a walk-in shower?

Yes, and it's one of the most popular bathroom upgrades there is. A standard bath takes up a footprint of around 1700 x 700mm, which means our 1700mm walk-in enclosure can often sit in the same space, using the existing waste position. You'll gain a shower that's easier to step into and quicker to clean. Our guide to bath to shower conversions walks you through what to expect.

Are walk-in showers easy to clean?

They're one of the easiest showers to look after. With no door, there are no hinges, runners, or door seals for limescale to cling to, so a quick squeegee of the glass after each shower keeps it clear. Our guide on how to clean and maintain your shower enclosure shares simple habits that keep the glass sparkling. For more design inspiration, take a look at our walk-in shower ideas.