Aleš Lombergar

firsly it sounds like you want the glass laid flat on the wall–not advisable as mould would build up behind the glass. I think you probally mean fix one edge to the wall and the other edge onto bath, well firstly you will need to water proof your plaster wall for the same reasons and you don’t want to damagethe wall or have moiture get trapped inside the wall as it will seep into the wall and cause damage in other rooms. there is a sheet – like laminex – it’s cheap- use a water proofing piant- let dry- then glue or screw sheet onto wall, use special brackets to hiold screen up-make sure it is anchored into timber frame of wall -not just into plaster. ( make sure you know where elec leads are before doing this) one bracket will go into wall and the other end will go into wall or ceiling. once in place , seal edges on wall and bath with a coloured silicone to suit bathroom decor–make sure it is the right type of silicone that doesn’t go mouldy. It’s fairly easy- if in dought ask your local hadware–they are allways happy to advise–happy showering. The silicone is usually enough at the base to keep glass in place but it must be anchored at the sides near the top-make sure the glass is a proper shower glass incase someone falls into it.

If the plaster is applied to blocks/bricks, just drill the necessary holes. Insert rawl plugs before fixing the screen. I would suggest you tile over the plaster. You dont have to tile the complete area. A neater job.

TILE YOU WALLS FIRST THEN YOU CAN FIT THE SCREEN BUT YOU MUST USE HOLLOW WALL FIXINGS FROM B\Q WICKS OR HOMEBASE OR GOOD DIY SHOP

i think you intend to use glass screen to place FLAT against wall instead of tiles .. forget it it wont work ..condensation will start immediately ! ..tile the wall or fit special boards to wall instead ..normally called wet wall or mermaid boards ..expensive ..but eliminates tile joint