Nuie ERSBS0 Ella ǀ Modern Bathroom 5mm L-Shaped Hinged Bath Screen, 1400mm x 810mm, Chrome, Clear

Interesting reading some of the other reviews………clear evidence that manufacturers instructions have not been followed.1. Hinges are clearly identified on the hinge boxes…….one set with part number for fixed panel and the other set for the end flipper panel.2. Fixed panel quite rightly as per the instructions does not come with a seal instructions say you must silicone down the outside of wall profile and inside and outside of the bottom of fixed panel to seal it with the bath.3. Most shower screens on the market require drilling of the wall profile to support the fixed panel or in some cases the hinge panel…….this is common practice.4. Under no cercumstances drill holes into your bath tub as shown in one reviewers pic.5. Instructions recomend installation by professional person, however this can be diy if you can follow instructions to the letter.6. My only critisism with my installation was that on completion the fixed pamel is a little flexible after being installed……i purchased a 45 degree chrome bracing bar to attach to the top of the fixed panel glass and the wall in the shower……looks part of the install and is now very solid.

A very high quality unit for a bargain price in fact at twice the price it would still look good. Instructions are very basic and would be so much better if illustrations were a little larger as the hinges etc have a right and wrong way to fit!

Firstly, it arrived damaged - see the photos.In terms of the product, it has several shortcomings. I chose this model as it has an articulating door. Confusingly, there are two sets of hinges but only one is fully articulating 360 degrees. The other set only move 180 degrees. The instructions dont distinguish between the two so I chose to put the 360 degree hinge between the glass panel that is fixed to the wall (and does not move) and the other main glass panel. That join also has a magnetic seal. Unfortunately due to the seal, the most you can move the panel is 180 degrees. The join is just too tight. So despute having a 360 degree hinge you have to decide if you want it to move in to the bath or away from it. Why provide a 360 degree hinge if you cant use it?The 2nd panel and end plate has a flexible plastic seal which sits between them to stop leaks. But it doesnt with the 180 degree hinge so whilst it's better, it's strange that its different to the other seal. Having different hinges mean I have one hinge smooth on the outside (screws inside) and one the other way round (screws out). If you flip the hinge to make them match, you can only open the door out, and I dont want that.As noted by one of the other reviewers the main panel that attaches to the wall does not come with a seal, so you will need to buy one or or seal it with filler. That glass panel is actually bigger than the others but water still passes between the glass and the bath, so it is necessary.To install, it's a bit poorly put together too. There is a tiny metal bracket that goes on the wall and the fixed panel goes into it. There is however nothing that keeps it in the bracket - you have to drill through the metal and screw into them both. That's very awkward because it's very close to the wall, which gets in the way. Why didnt they pre-drill those holes for you? It cant fix any other way and the holes have to be there. It's quite ridiculous.Lastly - quality. It's fine but compared to my old screen, the glass feels plasticky and as per the pictures it seems to have chipped in transit.

Once looking good value

GOOD QUALITY.

While it is a good screen it has one major flawThe part of the screen that is supposed to be stationary is not supplied with a seal and leaksI had to put 1screw either side and silicone it to stay in placeIf you don't mind it looking a bit shoddy then for the price it is ok but I would suggest spending a few extra quid as for 75 I would expect a little bit more quality