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Brushed Brass Shower Enclosure - Bath

Frameless · Ultra Clear 10mm · Brushed Brass

Installed in a period property in Bath, this brushed brass corner enclosure pairs an 1100 mm return panel with a 900 mm door face — a 700 mm swing door hinged glass-to-glass off a slim fixed panel. The door opens both ways on a flexible bubble seal, finished with a traditional-style knob. Slim satin brass U-channels and a single reinforcement bar keep the structure light and the glass clear.

Size · 900 × 1100 × 2100 mm

Includes: Reinforcement Arm, Glass-to-Glass Hinges

01 · Brushed Brass

Brushed brass corner shower enclosure on a white tray — 1100 mm return panel and swing-door face, marble-tiled shower walls with a lit niche, floral wallpaper and timber half-panelling beyond

Brushed brass shower enclosure in a period bathroom

This brushed brass shower enclosure sits on a standard white tray in a traditional UK bathroom in Bath — floral wallpaper over timber half-panelling, light grey marble laid diagonally across the floor. The 1100 mm return panel and the 900 mm door face meet at a clean glass corner, with no metal across the top.

Inside: marble tiles, a lit shampoo niche, and a brushed brass rain head, riser and controls — matched to the room like every one of our bespoke shower enclosures.

02 · Hinges

Swing-door face of the brushed brass shower enclosure — 700 mm door on glass-to-glass hinges beside a slim fixed panel, with a rounded traditional-style knob

A swing door on glass-to-glass hinges

The 700 mm door hangs glass-to-glass off the slim fixed panel, so the face stays all glass — no hinge post, no wall return on this side. It swings both inward and outward, sealed by a slim bubble-shaped flexible PVC seal, and carries a rounded traditional-style knob — the client's pick — set at the standard 950 mm from the floor.

The hardware tells a quiet materials story. Hinges, knob and reinforcement bar are brushed brass lacquered in one batch; the U-channels are aluminium, anodised to the same satin brass tone — a difference you can measure but not see in the photos. It is the pairing we use across our brass shower enclosures, from satin tones like this through to deep antique.

03 · Slim Fixed

Slim 200 mm fixed panel at the right wall supporting the door, with the brushed brass reinforcement bar above and floor fixtures for the planned towel heater

Slim fixed panel and reinforcement bar

On the right wall sits a slim 200 mm fixed panel, and the door hinges off it rather than off the wall. The reason is not in the picture yet: a floor-standing brushed brass towel heater is planned for that wall — its two brass floor fixtures are already in place — and the slim panel pushes the hinge line out past it, so the opening door will never clip it.

At the top, a brushed brass reinforcement bar runs from the wide return panel across to the right wall, set back 100 mm into the shower rather than sitting on the corner. The glass is bonded into its U-channels at the tray and wall; the bar adds the lateral hold an 1100 mm panel needs, so nothing wobbles.

04 · Swing

Shower door fully open on brushed brass glass-to-glass hinges, swung clear of the spot reserved for the floor-standing towel heater

Outward and inward door swing

Here the door stands fully open. The glass-to-glass hinges swing both ways — out for everyday access, in when the room is tight around the door — and the bubble seal flexes with the movement rather than fighting it. Closed, the door sits dead in line with the slim panel, one flush 900 mm face.

Opened inward, the wet face of the glass stays over the tray, so drips stay in the shower. Opened outward, as here, it clears the panelling and the reserved heater spot with room to spare. A corner enclosure this size earns a lot from a door that refuses to dictate how you move around the bathroom.

05 · Open Top

Brushed brass shower enclosure with the door ajar — clear gap between the glass top and the ceiling coving for the extractor fan above

Open top, matched lines and ventilation

The glass stops about 400 mm short of the ceiling, with the extractor fan sitting directly above the enclosure — steam rises out of the open top and straight into the extraction path instead of collecting under a header bar. The large shaped coving carries on around the room uninterrupted.

The fit has one hidden complication: the left wall is not flat — it steps 100 mm into the shower where the marble tiling begins, and the return panel picks up that corner with a profile connection. Catching details like this at survey is what lets glass this minimal read as one piece of the room — pure, accurate, nothing improvised. The same standard runs through every Caledora shower enclosure.

Dimensions
Width900mm
Height2100mm
Depth1100mm

Custom sizes available — contact us for fitted measurements.

How Long Does Brushed Brass Shower Enclosure Take to Manufacture?

Frameless corner installations rely on precise glass-to-glass connections and minimal hardware. Your Brushed Brass Shower Enclosure timeline depends on measurement accuracy and wall preparation.

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