Shower Screens

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What Are Shower Screens and Why They Matter Shower screens do two jobs at once: they stop water escaping onto the bathroom floor and they shape how the whole shower area looks and feels. Every screen sold in Australia must use Grade A safety glass under AS 1288 and AS/NZS 2208, so every option in our range is toughened or laminated to break safely if damaged. Beyond safety, the choice comes down to how much visible frame you want, how the layout suits your bathroom, and how the screen will hold up to daily water and cleaning. A frameless screen gives the most open, minimalist look, while more framing adds structural support and tends to seal more tightly against water escape. Types of Screens in Our Collection The range spans several configurations, so it's worth matching the style to your bathroom layout and budget before choosing a size. Frameless shower screens: thick toughened glass, typically 10mm or 12mm, with minimal hardware for the most open, seamless finish Semi frameless shower screen options: a slim aluminium frame around the door or edges, combining the clean look of frameless glass with added structural support Framed shower screens : a full perimeter frame for extra rigidity and a lower price point, still finished in toughened safety glass Sliding and pivot doors: sliding suits tighter bathrooms where a swing door won't clear the space, pivot suits layouts with room for the door to open outward Corner and over-bath configurations: for enclosing a corner shower recess or fitting a screen over an existing bath What to Look For When Choosing a Shower Screen Getting the fit right matters more with these screens than most bathroom fixtures, since walls, floors and taps all need to line up. Glass thickness: 10mm is the industry standard for most panels, with 12mm used on larger, unsupported sections for extra rigidity Wall and floor levels: frameless designs need straighter walls and precise measurements, while framed and semi-frameless options are more for