Shower Screens

About

A well-chosen shower screen keeps water where it belongs while making your bathroom look finished and considered. Our range of frameless, semi-frameless and framed shower screens suits new builds and renovations across Australia, with toughened safety glass and a variety of hardware finishes. Shower screens serve a purely practical purpose — they stop water getting across your bathroom floor — but they're visible from almost everywhere in the room, which means they have a significant impact on the overall aesthetic. A heavy-framed screen can feel dated and visually busy; a well-chosen frameless or semi-frameless design almost disappears. Our frameless shower screens use 8-10mm toughened safety glass meeting Australian Standard AS/NZS 2208, which specifies the breakage behaviour of glass used in human impact zones. Unlike standard glass, toughened safety glass shatters into small, relatively harmless pieces rather than dangerous shards — a legal requirement in Australian bathrooms and an important safety consideration for family homes. Screen configurations include single fixed panels for niched showers, pivot door enclosures, sliding door systems for alcove showers with limited swing space, and corner entry configurations for square shower bases. We also stock hinged shower doors for frameless walk-in setups that are popular in master ensuite renovations. Frameless screens look the most contemporary and are the easiest to keep clean — no metal channels to collect soap scum and silicone. Semi-frameless designs, which use a frame around the perimeter but not the glass face, offer a middle ground between the clean look of frameless and the additional structural rigidity of a fully framed screen. Hardware finishes across our range include chrome, matte black and brushed nickel, allowing matching with your tap ware and towel rails. Most screens in our range are DIY-installable with standard tools, though we always recommend professional installation where the wall substr