Glass guide

Planning a glass wall panel for the bathroom and shower

In the bathroom, a wall panel should deal with water, care and the effect in the room all at once. In the shower, around the bath and at the washbasin in particular, a calm surface with few joints is worthwhile.

Surfaces with few joints make everyday life easier

The fewer hard-to-reach gaps there are, the easier cleaning remains. Glass can visually calm existing bathroom areas while repelling moisture well.

Connections and edges play a part

Taps, the edge of the bath, the shower profile, the alcove and adjoining tiles should be clearly visible in the photos. This makes it easier to judge which glass surface makes sense technically and visually.

Choosing a glass effect to suit the bathroom

Light, calm surfaces can make small bathrooms look larger. A matching colour or finish helps the wall panel look like a planned part of the room rather than something that does not belong.

• send photos of the shower, bath, washbasin or alcove
• add the rough height and width of the planned wall panel
• show taps, edges and existing profiles clearly
• mention your wishes on care, colour and a calm effect in the room