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Grade A1 - 1100mm Black Framed Wet Room Shower Screen with Return Panel - Zolla

SKU: BUN/A1/BeBa_26109/86328 Code: 1816743

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GRADE A1 - 1100mm Black Framed Wet Room Shower Screen - Zolla


1 x GRADE A1 - Zolla 300mm 8mm Framed Wetroom Return Panel - Clear Glass & Black Frame

 

The Zolla black walk-in shower range is the ultimate wet room makeover and will give your bathroom the elegant appearance it deserves. It is available in a variety of sizes, with or without a return panel giving you plenty of options to suit your bathroom layout.

The shower screen features excellent aesthetics, and high-quality materials, and is easy to use and access. It is practical and minimalist with sleek, clean lines.  A more relaxed showering experience is made possible by the Walk-In opening of the shower screen and the lack of shower doors, which make accessing the shower easier.

In addition, the 2000mm tall wet room shower screen prevents shower spray into the bathroom, and the 8mm glass thickness provides extra strength and is very easy to clean while resisting smears and stains.  

This wet room shower screen can be fitted directly onto a tiled floor ie wet room or onto a walk-in shower tray. The wall support bar is 1100mm long (including the wall bracket and glass clip) and can be cut to fit.

 *T-Shape Bracket (sold separately) to connect 2 wet room shower screens for a minimal walk-in shower design  


 

    • Minimalistic black framed wet room shower screen
    • Includes 1100mm trim-to-size wall support bar 
    • For use with wet room tiled floors or shower trays
    • Fits into a corner or an alcove to suit your bathroom layout.
    • Toughened 8mm Easy Clean glass resists smears and staining
 
 
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