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Kartell KV6 700mm Chrome Pivot Reversible Shower Door

A compact pivot door gives smaller shower recesses a clear, direct entrance with flexible handing.

700mm nominal width: Adjustable wall profiles fit finished openings from 650mm to 690mm.

Reversible pivot action: Supports left- or right-hand installation to suit the room layout.

6mm safety glass: Clear toughened glazing is framed by polished chrome semi-frameless profiles.

Door-only package: Side panel, tray and waste are sold separately; lifetime guarantee applies with 12-month moving-parts cover.

Availability: 63 in stock

Original price was: £319.00.
Current price is: £187.99.Save £131.01 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Kartell 700mm Wide Chrome Pivot Reversible Shower Door

Product Type Pivot shower door
Brand Kartell
Collection KV6
Nominal Width 700mm
Fitting Range 650–690mm
Height 1850mm
Glass Thickness 6mm
Glass Type Toughened safety glass
Glass Finish Clear
Frame Style Semi-frameless
Frame Finish Polished chrome
Opening Action Pivot
Handing Reversible
Adjustable Wall Profiles Yes
Easy-Clean Glass No
Side Panel Included No
Shower Tray Included No
Waste Included No
Adjustment with Side Panel 650–690mm
Guarantee Lifetime
Moving Parts and Working Components Guarantee 12 months
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Tails’ Take: A Neat Chrome Door for a More Compact Shower Opening

The KV6 700mm pivot door brings clear glass and polished chrome together in a slim, contemporary design that helps the shower area feel bright rather than boxed in. Its semi-frameless appearance reduces visual bulk, while the pivot action creates a simple, comfortable entrance for everyday showering. Reversible fitting means the opening can be arranged on the left or right when viewed from the front, giving you useful flexibility around nearby bathroom furniture. The adjustable profiles are designed for finished openings from 650mm to 690mm and can accommodate slight variations in the walls. For an alcove, the door forms the entrance on its own; for a corner layout, add the compatible side panel, tray and waste separately.

Could This KV6 Door Make Better Use of Your Shower Area?

Consider the finished wall opening, the space needed by the pivoting glass and whether your layout requires a separate side panel.

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Who Should Buy

Alcoves Needing a Narrower Shower Entrance

The 650–690mm fitting range suits finished openings that cannot accommodate a broader nominal shower door.

Bathrooms Wanting Glass to Feel Visually Lighter

Clear glass and a semi-frameless chrome design allow surrounding tiles and wall finishes to remain visible.

Layouts Requiring Choice Over Door Orientation

The reversible design can be installed for left- or right-hand opening to work around the room’s existing arrangement.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Rooms Where the Door Cannot Pivot Freely

Check that nearby sanitaryware, furniture and the bathroom door will not obstruct the glass as it opens.

Customers Expecting a Complete Shower Package

The shower tray, waste and any side panel are not included and need to be selected separately.

Openings Measuring 700mm Between Finished Walls

The 700mm figure is the nominal size; the actual wall-to-wall opening must measure between 650mm and 690mm.

Helpful Answers Before Choosing Your KV6 Door

What does semi-frameless mean on a shower door?

A semi-frameless door uses metal profiles where support and adjustment are needed but leaves other glass edges less enclosed than a fully framed design. This creates a lighter, more open appearance while retaining the polished chrome detailing around key parts of the door. It is a useful middle ground for customers who like a cleaner glass-led look without choosing a completely frameless enclosure.

Where should I measure the shower opening?

Measure between the finished tiled walls rather than the unfinished surfaces beneath them. Take measurements near the top, centre and bottom because the width may vary slightly. Each relevant measurement should suit the 650–690mm adjustment range. Measuring after tiling gives a more reliable result and helps prevent choosing a door that is too wide or too narrow for the completed opening.

What else will I need for a corner shower installation?

A corner enclosure requires a compatible side panel to close the open side of the shower. You will also need a suitable shower tray and waste, as neither is included with the door. These items are listed separately in the You May Need section. Check compatibility rather than choosing only by the stated width, glass thickness or chrome finish.

Additional information

Brand Kartell Bathrooms

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