Kartell K-VIT KV8 Ottone Wetroom Screen with Profile Kit – Brushed Brass (All Sizes)

A wetroom screen is a single fixed pane of glass with no door — you simply walk in past it. It's the most open way to build a shower, and the easiest to clean, because there's no track, no rollers and no seals to collect limescale.

This is the Ottone version in brushed brass — the warm metallic finish that has largely replaced chrome in higher-end bathrooms. The glass is 8mm toughened, a full 2000mm tall, with an easy-clean coating so water beads and runs off instead of drying into spots.

What's in the box

Kartell sell the glass and the fixing hardware as two codes, and this listing supplies both together — the glass panel plus the brushed brass profile kit (KCBRASS-CONV), which is the wall profile and the bracing bar. You need both; the glass won't stand up without them.

The brass kit costs more than the chrome equivalent, which is why the same glass is dearer in this finish. That's the metalwork, not the glass.

The bracing bar is the horizontal arm running from the top of the glass back to the wall. It's what stops the panel flexing, and it isn't optional. Check you have something solid to fix it to before ordering — if there's nothing to anchor into, a ceiling post braces upwards instead, though note the post is only made in chrome.

Your floor has to be right

A wetroom screen has no tray and no upstand — water hits the floor and has to run away on its own. That means either a fully tanked floor with a fall to a drain, or a wetroom floor former set into the joists. Fitting a screen over a level, untanked floor will flood the room.

Measuring up

Screens have far less adjustment than doors — about 15mm, against 40mm on a sliding door. Measure at floor level and at the top of where the profile will sit, and work to the narrower figure.

Sizes, adjustment ranges and codes

Every size is supplied with profile kit KCBRASS-CONV (barcode 5055681473037).

Finishing the opening

• 300mm hinged return panel — available in matching brushed brass. A short pivoting panel at the open end that knocks back the spray, and the single most effective way to reduce water escaping into the room.
• Decorative edge trim — also made in brushed brass, a 2m channel capping the exposed vertical edge of the glass.

Specification

• 8mm toughened safety glass
• 2000mm height
• Easy-clean coating
• Brushed brass profile
• Supplied with wall profile and bracing bar (KCBRASS-CONV)
• Approximately 15mm adjustment per size
• Requires a tanked floor or wetroom former
• Lifetime guarantee (1 year on moving parts)