bathroom shower curtain

If, like the majority of householders in the UK, you have an overbath shower in your bathroom rather than a shower cubicle you will probably have a shower curtain or a bath shower screen fitted to your bath. A recent British invention now means that you have a third option:

THE OUTASIGHT

With a standard shower curtain you have to fit a shower curtain rail or shower curtain pole, usually in a straight line wall to wall (although there are some L shaped shower rails). The curtain is quite bulky when not in use and is highly visible as is the rail.

With an Outasight (left) all that can be seen in your bathroom when the unit is not in use is a neat silver or white box on the wall (when closed the box is just 63mm wide, 50mm deep and 1400mm high - see the diagram s below).

The box pivots open to reveal a unique shower curtain that pulls out along the curtain rail which is contained in the pivoting arm.

The arm itself is 1400mm long so the resulting showering area is over 80% of the length of the bath - not quite the 100% offered by a shower curtain but considerable more than would be available if you were to install a bath shower screen.

The Outasight is incredible easy to install and requires no maintenance once fitted, just a quick squirt once a month with the recommended cleaner.

If you have had enough of your shower curtain cluttering up your bathroom then click the image above to find out more about this amazing British invention.

shower curtain

People sometimes use different spellings for this products, but whichever you use you get the same neat, unobtrusive product:

OutASight
Outasight
Out-a-sight
outasite
out-a-site