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How do I pick the correct width and height for a side panel?

Measure the gap you want to close across the shower edge and match it to the common widths on offer, 700, 760, 800, 900 and 1000mm are widely available. For height, choose from typical options such as 1850, 1950 or 2000mm to suit your bathroom ceiling and splash protection needs. a compact corner shower often uses a 760mm-wide panel with a 1950mm height for good coverage without feeling oppressive. If you're replacing or pairing with an existing door, match the panel width to the door width so the two meet neatly.

Which glass thickness and construction should I choose for durability and style?

Glass thickness ranges from budget 4mm up to solid 10mm; 6mm and 8mm are common mid-range choices and 10mm is typical for premium frameless panels like the Clario Vanguard. Thicker glass feels more rigid and suits frameless, minimalist looks, while 4mm or 6mm works fine within framed systems or where weight is a concern. If you want everyday practicality, an 8mm panel with easy-clean glass balances sturdiness and low maintenance.

Will a side panel work with my existing type of shower door?

Yes, these side panels are designed to pair with a variety of door types including bi-fold, pivot, hinged and sliding doors, so you can convert a single door into a full corner enclosure. To ensure a seamless look and fit, try to match brand and frame style where possible, pairing a Luxura door with a Luxura side panel. If your door is frameless, lean towards a frameless side panel option such as the Clario Vanguard range.

Should I buy a framed or frameless side panel?

Framed panels are generally more forgiving with walls and offer a more traditional look at a lower cost, while frameless panels give a clean, modern aesthetic but usually require thicker glass and tighter tolerances. Choose framed if you have uneven walls or want a budget-friendly solution; choose frameless if you want a minimalist look and can accommodate sturdier glass like 10mm. Frameless models do look more seamless in a high-end bathroom, whereas framed options hide small gaps better.

What finish and extras should I consider for matching my bathroom and adding convenience?

Pick a frame finish that coordinates with your other fittings, options include chrome, black, brass and brushed brass, and many brands such as Luxura, Clario and Hudson Reed offer consistent finishes. Look for practical extras like towel rails (the Clario Vantage 2000 700mm with towel rail) or frosted glass for privacy, and consider easy-clean glass if you want fewer limescale marks. For a wet room on concrete floors, match the panel with a raised tray or choose a low-profile tray if you have space under floorboards.

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How do I pick the correct width and height for a side panel?

Which glass thickness and construction should I choose for durability and style?

Will a side panel work with my existing type of shower door?

Should I buy a framed or frameless side panel?

What finish and extras should I consider for matching my bathroom and adding convenience?

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