curved slider center access bath enclosure?? (with pics)

[adiosbarbie208]

Hi guys hope you can help me with this.

Im just moving into my first home and I have no idea about actually doing out bathrooms. I know what I want, but whether it's do-able (and at a reasonable price too) I'm not sure.


My images should be visible.
The bath that I've chosen is 1200 x 1200 laguna by Trojan Baths
My husband wants a full enclosure for it as we'll be using it mostly as a shower (with the odd bath now and then, hopefully more often than our tiny old one!).

Trouble is I can't seem to find a screen that will fit the curvature of the bath, but maybe I'm looking in completely the wrong places.

I want something like the shower enclosure in my images, but obviously shorter to fit a bath and not as expensive (this one was about £500-650 on the website I used the photo from).

Glass or plastic doesn't bother me too much as long as the price is right.

Also if you're going to comment please don't tell me about the cons of "cheaping out" on a bathroom as I'm trying to get decent quality but without going overboard. The house we are moving into needs practically a complete renovation and me and my husband are young and just starting out so I don't really have the time or the cash to splash out on a 5* quality bathroom, although of course if I DID have the cash, I would certainly be looking 4-5*

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[vv2806]

Maybe you can use 2 folding screens, something like this

http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wc...ay?langId=110&storeId=10151&partNumber=204457

The problem is the one on the link is not wide enough for your bath. Maybe you can find more suitable size or add some supports on the walls (about 10 cm each) and attach the screens to them.

And of course you can always hang a shower curtain.