Single Fix Frameless Deflector Panel


• 6mm Toughened Safety Glass • Anti-limescale treated glass for easy cleaning


• 1.2m extension bar allows fitting to ceiling or back to wall and can be cut to size


• 20mm adjustment for out of true walls • H:1900mm


220-764 W:800mm 220-765 W:900mm 220-762 W:1000mm 220-763 W:1200mm


We only ever use easy clean anti-limescale treated glass


Single Fix Frameless Deflector Panel fitted back to wall


Who says a wet room will never fit? New Folding Wet Room Doors fold right back flat against the wall, allowing the luxury of an Enclosure and Wet Room in one space.


Wet Room Recess Pivot Door


• 6mm Toughened Safety Glass • Anti-limescale treated glass for easy cleaning


• Rise and fall hinge mechanism for a smooth door opening


• Encapsulated door magnets for a watertight seal


• Brace supports for additional stability • H:1900 W:1700mm


212-869


Wet Room Folding Doors • 8mm brushed Safety Glass • Anti-limescale treated glass for easy cleaning


• 180° folding doors • Rise and fall hinge mechanism for a smooth door opening


• Lock out door hinge mechanism ensures panels are aligned once opened


• H:1900 W:1000mm 223-156


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Wet Room Recess Pivot Door fits the space of most standard baths for a modern look


0845 274 1000 wickes.co.uk


Wet Room Folding Doors can either be used fully closed, both open or just the one open


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