Shower ScreenS Caversham

The half return configuration takes a different approach. The return panel meets the bath tiling directly and is siliconed at that junction, glass to tile, with no framing between them. The junction is precise, the line is clean, and nothing draws the eye to where the screen meets the room. No frame sitting proud of the wall, no visible profile breaking the tile surface.

The front panel, which carries the pivot door, is positioned to run in line with the bath wall. The shower sits within the floor plan of the bathroom on two sides rather than projecting beyond it. The tiling continues across every surface without interruption, and the screen reads as a considered part of the layout rather than a late addition to it.

Matt black throughout

The matt black frame finish follows the direction the rest of this bathroom had already taken. The shower head, basin tapware, and bath fittings are all in the same finish, and the screen sits within that palette without disruption. Nothing in the room is working against anything else, and the shower screen is no exception. It is the kind of cohesion that becomes visible the moment you stop looking at individual fittings and start looking at the room as a whole.

Custom made, expertly measured

Every Swan Valley Glass screen is made to order. The half return in particular requires precise measurement. The position of the front panel is governed by the bath wall line, and the silicone junction on the return panel needs to land accurately against the tiled surface. Our measuring teams bring years of experience to layouts like this one, identifying the configuration that suits the specific geometry of the room and manufacturing to those exact dimensions.