Frameless walk-in shower, Lancing
- Size1.2m main panel + 400mm return, 10mm toughened
- Lead time2 weeks from template to install
Shower screens & enclosures
Bespoke shower screens and enclosures across Sussex
A bespoke shower screen is a piece of toughened glass cut and fitted to your bathroom rather than picked off a catalogue. We design and install walk-in screens, frameless enclosures, hinged shower doors and wet room glass across Sussex from our Lancing workshop. We do not sell off-the-shelf kits.
Why Brooklands
Bathrooms are never quite square and off-the-shelf kits never quite fit - every screen we make is templated to your room.
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We measure the actual wall after the tiling is done, not from a drawing or a customer measurement, and we cut the glass to fit. That is why our screens sit flush, the silicone bead is a hairline and the door does not catch. Easy-clean coating comes as standard on the Sussex coast where the water is hard.
Types of shower screen
The systems we install
Walk-in screen (single fixed panel)
The simplest and most popular layout. A single panel of toughened glass between 8mm and 10mm thick, fixed to the wall by a slim wall-channel or stand-off fittings.
Walk-in with return panel
A main panel plus a small return at the open end to deflect spray. Common in larger walk-in showers and wet rooms.
Frameless hinged door
A glass door on a pair of polished hinges, no surrounding frame. Looks fantastic in the right room, needs slightly more careful templating.
Three-sided enclosure
Two side panels and a hinged or sliding front door. Best for rooms where the shower is in a corner.
Wet room glass
A single panel that defines a wet room area without enclosing it. Often used with a linear floor drain.
Steam shower glass
Sealed enclosures for steam rooms, with full-height seals and bespoke door fittings.
Not sure which is right for your job?
Send us your measurements or a sketch and we will recommend the system that suits the substrate, the spec and the budget.
Get a free quoteAll shower glass we install is toughened safety glass at minimum 8mm thick. For larger panels (over 1 metre wide or over 2 metres tall) we recommend 10mm. The upgrades and finishes below are all popular on Sussex jobs.
Spec & finishes
Glass spec and finishes
Easy-clean coating
Highly recommended in hard-water Sussex. The coating stops limescale bonding to the glass for years.
Low iron glass
True clear appearance with no green tint - the right call on white-tiled bathrooms and pale schemes.
Tinted glass
Smoke, bronze or grey tints for a contemporary look. Works well as a wet-room screen.
Frosted, fluted or patterned
Obscure finishes for privacy without sacrificing the glass-screen aesthetic.
Fittings finishes
Brushed brass, matt black, brushed nickel or polished chrome - matched to your tap set.
Not sure which is right for your job?
Send us your measurements or a sketch and we will recommend the system that suits the substrate, the spec and the budget.
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How we work
How the job runs
Five steps. Same on every shower screens & enclosures job, big or small.
01
Survey and template
We visit once your tiling is finished. The walls and floor have to be in their final state because we measure to within a couple of millimetres.
02
Quote with finish and fittings
We confirm glass spec, fittings and timeline.
03
Manufacture
Two to three weeks for most jobs.
04
Install
Most domestic jobs take half a day. We seal the panel with sanitary silicone, leave it to cure and brief you on care.
05
After-care
We give you a small bottle of recommended cleaner with the install, plus a written care sheet. Avoid bleach-based products. Squeegee after each shower if you can. The glass will look new for years if you do.
Ready to start?
Send a brief and we will reply within one working day with a written quote and an honest lead time.
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Recent work
Recent shower screens & enclosures projects
A small selection of shower screens & enclosures jobs from our Lancing workshop.
Frameless oak-and-glass stairwell, Hove
- Size8 metres of frameless balustrade
- Lead time3 weeks from order to install
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about shower screens & enclosures from our customers across Sussex.
8mm toughened is the standard for most domestic showers. 10mm is recommended for panels wider than 1 metre or taller than 2 metres, and for any frameless door. Anything thinner than 8mm is rarely worth it.
In Sussex, yes. The water around the coast is hard. Without easy-clean, limescale starts marking the glass within months. With easy-clean, the surface stays smoother for longer and a daily squeegee keeps it looking new.
A walk-in screen is usually a half-day fit. A full enclosure is a full day. Manufacturing takes two to three weeks beforehand.
Yes. Wet room glass is one of our most popular jobs. The glass is fixed to the wall and floor with stand-off fittings or a slim base channel. The rest of the room stays open.
That is exactly why we template. We measure the actual wall, not the ideal wall. The glass is cut to fit your room as it is, not as it should be.
Tiling and floor work needs to be complete. The shower tray or wet room floor needs to be in place. We will tell you exactly what is needed when you book the survey.
Where we cover
Shower screens & enclosures across Sussex and Surrey
Lancing, Worthing, Shoreham-by-Sea, Hove, Brighton, Littlehampton, Steyning, Storrington, Horsham, and across the rest of West Sussex, East Sussex and Surrey by arrangement.
Let's get in touch.
Your project deserves glass made by the people who fit it. Send a quick description or a photo - we will come back to you within one working day with a written quote.