What Is a Curved Bath Screen?
A curved bath screen has a glass panel that bows outward from the bath edge, creating more showering space than a flat screen of the same width. The curve — typically 15mm to 25mm at its deepest point — gives extra room to move while showering without increasing the footprint of the screen at the wall or bath rim. This makes curved screens a practical choice in bathrooms where the showering end of the bath is already at the minimum usable width. Like flat square screens, curved bath screens are fixed rather than hinged, staying in position throughout each shower. This range of 12 screens includes chrome and matt black frame finishes, with clear and smoked glass options.
Sizing and Fitting
Curved screens are measured by the straight-line distance across the open end of the panel — not the arc length of the curved glass itself. Match this measurement to the width of your bath end opening when ordering. Standard widths run from approximately 700mm to 900mm; heights from 1350mm to 1500mm. Most screens fix to the wall with a top bracket, with the curved bottom edge sealing against the bath rim. Replace worn seals with a bath screen seal. Browse all bath screens for flat and hinged alternatives.
















































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