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The NES Home Hinged Bathtub Screen is designed for homeowners seeking a sophisticated, space-saving alternative to traditional shower curtains in modern bathrooms. Featuring a durable 5mm tempered glass construction and a striking brushed brass frame, this 700 x 1400mm screen provides an effective barrier against water splashes while maintaining an open, airy aesthetic. While its sleek design elevates bathroom decor, users should be aware that the glass does not feature an easy-clean coating, requiring regular maintenance to prevent water spots and soap scum buildup.
| Model Part Number | NH-BS70BB-CV+ |
|---|---|
| Brand | NES Home |
No, this model does not feature a specialized easy-clean coating, so regular wiping is recommended.
The hinged design is typically reversible, allowing for mounting on the left or right side of your bathtub depending on your plumbing layout.
The screen is made of 5mm thick tempered safety glass.
Clean the frame with a soft cloth and mild soapy water, avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers.
The screen measures 700mm in width and 1400mm in height.
Check that the mounting screws are tightened correctly into wall anchors or studs and ensure the hinge tension is properly calibrated.
Verify that the screen is mounted at the correct height and that any provided bottom seals are positioned correctly against the rim of the bathtub.
Installation requires basic drilling and wall-anchoring to ensure the screen is securely attached to the wall studs. Given the weight of the tempered glass, it is recommended to verify the structural integrity of your wall before mounting. To maintain the brushed brass finish, avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can strip the finish. Wipe the glass panel down after each use with a squeegee to minimize mineral deposits, as the glass surface does not include an easy-clean treatment.
