Angled

An angled or diamond shower screen is useful when a standard square corner enclosure would project too far into the bathroom. By cutting across the outer corner, the angled front can create more clearance around a vanity, toilet, doorway or walkway while still providing an enclosed shower area. This makes it worth considering for compact bathrooms and ensuites. If your room has enough space for a conventional square enclosure, compare Front & Full Return Shower Screens. For other space-saving layouts, browse Corner / Dual Entry Shower Screens or the full Shower Screen range.

Measure the shower after tiling is completed wherever possible. Check both finished wall-side dimensions and measure at more than one height because walls may not be perfectly straight. You should also confirm where the angled front and doorway will sit in relation to nearby fixtures. MBS recommends measuring finished openings at multiple points and checking walls for plumb before ordering. If your layout does not match a standard angled size, compare Custom Size Shower Screens or review the wider Shower Screen collection.

The current SS24 angled screen is offered in 835–895 × 835–895mm and 935–995 × 935–995mm adjustment ranges. These ranges allow the wall channels to accommodate limited variation in the finished opening; they do not mean that every shower area close to 900mm or 1000mm will automatically fit. Always refer to the product drawing and compare your finished measurements with the stated range before ordering. If your walls or dimensions fall outside the available range, consider Custom Size Shower Screens or compare Framed Shower Screens with other adjustable configurations.

A pivot door needs enough clearance to open without hitting a vanity, toilet, towel rail or bathroom door. The current SS24 angled design uses a pivot opening, with the listed door adjustment varying according to screen size. Before ordering, mark the approximate door swing and entry area on the floor and check that the bathroom remains comfortable to use. If outward door clearance is limited, compare Sliding Shower Screens or Corner / Dual Entry Shower Screens, which may make better use of a tight layout.

Yes, but the screen and base dimensions need to be specifically compatible. The current SS24 Diamond screen is listed to match selected Neo Angled Low Profile Polymarble Shower Bases, so the shape and size should be checked together rather than purchasing each item independently. If you prefer a ready-made base, compare the Shower Base collection. If you are considering another shower layout, browse the full Shower Screen range before finalising the floor and enclosure.

Minor variation is common after tiling. The current angled screen uses adjustable wall channels, which can accommodate a limited amount of unevenness, but they cannot compensate for every out-of-square wall or floor. Measure both wall sides at several points and check the floor level before ordering. If the variation is significant or falls outside the screen’s adjustment range, avoid forcing a standard screen to fit. In that situation, compare Custom Size Shower Screens or other Framed Shower Screens with suitable adjustment.

Before ordering, confirm the finished wall dimensions, adjustment range, screen height, pivot-door clearance, matching shower-base size and nearby fixture positions. The current MBS angled screen is 2000mm high with 6mm toughened safety glass and is designed around specific adjustable size ranges, so the product drawing should be checked carefully before purchase. If you are still deciding whether the angled shape is the best use of space, compare Front & Full Return Shower Screens, Corner / Dual Entry Shower Screens and the complete Shower Screen collection.