Our W20 steel shower screens make a striking architectural statement in any wet room, bringing a balance of bold industrial character and refined elegance. Expertly crafted from high-quality steel, each screen showcases Fabco’s trademark clean geometric lines, ensuring that the design language flows effortlessly throughout the entire space.

These screens offer exceptional versatility. The frames can be paired with a range of glazing options, including opaque, reeded, or textured glass, allowing you to tailor the level of privacy, light diffusion, and visual interest to suit your interior concept. Whether you’re aiming for a contemporary aesthetic or a more traditional style, our W20 shower screens provide a timeless solution.

2025 saw the launch of the inaugural Fabco Awards – a celebration of architectural and design excellence across projects that feature Fabco’s distinctive steel-framed solutions. This year’s judges – Pernille Bonser, CEO of Resonate Interiors; Rebekah Killigrew, Editor of Architecture Magazine and Interior Designer Magazine; Cate St Hill, Design and Interiors Writer, Blogger & Stylist, and Paul Brivati, Managing Director of Kitchen Architecture were extremely impressed with the standard of entries across all the categories.

The winner was Matthew Giles Architects – Fabco House of the Year for their stunning, light filled home in Mussel Hill. Highly commended went to MW Architects with their Epping Forest project which made use of beautiful white frames to enhance the space. The public’s choice award went to Spots Design’s Camden project, where the house’s leafy Hampstead surroundings juxtaposed with influences from the family’s Japanese heritage made Fabco’s frames the perfect choice.

The travels of the home owner were the inspiration for the transformation of this post-war semi into a beautiful and calming statement home that is a clever fusion of Miami art-deco villa, Santa Fe adobe pueblo and Ibizan beach house.

Fabco’s attention to detail in the design and manufacture of the windows and doors was critical to the success of the project, with the aesthetic being a perfect choice to create a backdrop to the design influences within the space. The project also included the addition of important supporting elements, such as shower screens, to create a cohesive and relaxing home which will age beautifully over time.

With the knowledge of interior design, a derelict building and courtyard in their possession, the client transformed this Herne Hill space into a captivating story. Perhaps it was this vast difference between what could be seen and what was planned for the space that caught the eye of Grand Designs. Kevin McCloud and his team joined our clients throughout the refurbishment and it aired on Channel Four in October 2017.

With the architectural help of Takero Shimazaki and their own interior design expertise, the client developed the derelict space into a stunning 140sqm home. With the bespoke steel windows and doors designed, manufactured and installed by Fabco, highlighted as a show stopping feature that fitted seamlessly into the space. The perfect backdrop to a stunning scheme.

From dark olives, to refined sage’s, the many tones of green have been a strong force of colour this year for Fabco. When introduced into architectural elements such as steel frames, Fabco’s palette of soft greens bring warmth, subtle character, and create a seamless link between indoor spaces and the outside world.

Our frames are offered in a carefully curated selection of 10 RAL colours, each chosen to harmonise with a wide range of architectural styles. For projects requiring an exact match or a wider palette, bespoke colours are available on request, allowing a personalised, unique finish.

Every frame is coated in our signature semi-matt 30% gloss, a refined sheen that enhances colour depth. This finish is engineered to endure, ensuring long-lasting performance, resistance to wear, and a timeless appearance that remains beautiful for decades.