A shower cubicle, also called a shower enclosure or a bathroom glass partition, is priced by the square foot of glass, fitted, before GST. The range and design cards above use current service rates. Your total depends on the glass area, door, thickness, finish and site conditions, so we confirm it in writing after measuring.
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What a shower cubicle job includes
The price includes toughened glass cut to your bathroom and drilled for the fittings before it is toughened. It also includes the hinges or sliding parts, a handle, the seals, a support rod where the run needs one, the silicone, and our team fitting it all.
It does not include tiling, plumbing or a shower tray.
We measure after the tiling is finished. The size that matters is the finished tile face, not the wall behind it.
Who this is for
This guide is for owners fitting a shower enclosure in a new flat. It is also for families replacing an old enclosure that has gone cloudy or started to leak, and for landlords getting a flat ready to let.
If your building sets hours for work, tell us when you get in touch. It does not change the price, but it decides which day we can fit.
How the different shapes price out
A straight enclosure from wall to wall with a hinged door is usually the lowest-priced option with a door. It has one fixed panel, one door and two hinges.
A sliding door suits a bathroom where a door has no room to swing. Its rollers and track usually cost more than a hinge set.
A corner enclosure has a return panel and a corner connector. It uses more glass for the same floor area, so the total is higher.
A fixed walk-in panel with no door is the simplest build. In a well-drained bathroom it is often all you need. The design cards above show the current starting rates. The examples count each glass panel separately, including both sides of a corner enclosure.
What the designer glass costs, and why
Designer builds cost more because of the glass or the metalwork on it. The seals, silicone and fitting work are much the same as on a plain enclosure.
Fluted glass has fine ribs running down it. Using it on the fixed panel only, with a clear door, costs less than making the whole enclosure fluted.
A slim matte black frame adds powder-coated metal around the glass. A black window-pane grid adds more bar and more setting-out work.
Bent glass is the biggest step. Each panel is formed over a steel mould made for your curve, and a panel that comes out uneven cannot be used.
The current fitted rate for each build appears above. We also quote the plain version, so you can see what the finish adds.
How long it takes
Most jobs are done in 3 to 4 days from measuring to fitting. We measure once your tiling is finished.
Fitting one enclosure usually takes one day on site. After that, do not use the shower for about 24 hours, so the silicone can set. Using it the same evening is a common reason a new enclosure seems to leak in its first week.
What it is made of, and what stops the leak
10mm clear toughened glass is the usual choice, and 8mm is fine for a small fixed screen. The walk-in spa room uses 12mm. Frosted and tinted glass cost extra.
The fittings matter more here than anywhere else, because a bathroom is warm and wet every day. Hinges are glass-to-glass or wall-to-glass, in a chrome finish as standard.
The closing edge takes a proper edge seal, and that seal is what keeps the water inside. Plastic seals run along the bottom and the sides. We seal the edges at the walls and floor with bathroom-grade silicone.
What we look after
We measure after your tiling is done and make the glass to those sizes. We deliver it into your home without marking the walls, and fit and seal it with our own team. If your building needs a gate pass or a lift booking, tell us and we arrange it with you.
We give a 2-year warranty on every product we fit, and 6 months on our repair and installation work. If an enclosure leaks because of our sealing, we come back and put it right.
What happens after you get in touch
Send a photo of the bathroom and the width of the opening. The photo also tells us whether a door has room to swing.
We call you back with a range. Once the tiling is finished, we measure and give you a written price. You pay an advance for the materials, and then we fit.
