135° Diamond Shape
Shower Screens Melbourne
Custom frameless shower screens designed with angled glass panels to suit corner showers, ensuites, tighter bathrooms and layouts where a square shower enclosure is not the best fit.
Diamond shape shower screens for angled corner layouts
Diamond shape shower screens, also known as 135° shower screens or quadrant-style shower screens, are designed for corner showers where a standard square enclosure is not the best fit.
By angling the front glass panel, this layout can make better use of the available bathroom space while still keeping the shower area practical, open and easy to access.
As part of our frameless shower screen range, each diamond shape screen is custom measured after tiling and made to suit the finished wall alignment, floor fall, tile set-out, door clearance and hardware finish.
These screens are commonly used in ensuites, compact bathrooms, corner shower layouts and renovations where the shower needs to feel less bulky than a full square enclosure.
When a 135° shower screen makes sense
Diamond shape shower screens are a smart option when the shower sits in a corner and a square enclosure would feel too bulky. The angled front panel helps soften the footprint, improve access and keep the bathroom feeling more open.
Better use of corner space
The angled front panel helps reduce the visual bulk of the shower, making it ideal for corner showers, ensuites and tighter bathroom layouts.
Less bulky than a square enclosure
Instead of projecting further into the room, the angled glass creates a cleaner footprint while still keeping the shower area properly enclosed.
Custom made after tiling
Each screen is measured after the bathroom is tiled, so the glass suits the finished wall alignment, floor fall, tile set-out and clearances.
Clean frameless finish
A frameless 135° shower screen keeps the bathroom looking open, modern and practical while still giving the shower a defined enclosure.
Diamond shape shower screen glass options
Choose from clear, low iron or fluted glass depending on the look, privacy and finish you want for your 135° diamond shape shower screen. Each option can be matched to the bathroom layout, tile selection, hardware finish and overall renovation style.
Clear Glass
Reliable, practical and the most cost-effective option for most 135° diamond shape shower screens.
Low Iron Glass
A premium ultra-clear option that reduces green tint and helps bathroom tiles look cleaner and brighter.
Fluted Glass
Textured glass that adds privacy while still allowing light through the shower area.
Diamond shape shower screen hardware finishes
Diamond shape and 135° shower screens can be matched with different hardware finishes so the hinges, brackets, handle and fittings suit the rest of the bathroom design.
Whether your bathroom uses chrome, brushed nickel, brushed brass, gunmetal or matte black finishes, we can help select hardware that works with your tapware, tiles and overall bathroom style.
Made to measure instead of forced into a standard size
Diamond shape shower screens need accurate measuring because the glass panels meet at angled points rather than forming a simple square or straight opening.
Most walls, floors and tiled shower bases are slightly out of square, even when they look straight. With a 135° shower screen, small measurement errors can affect door gaps, panel alignment, hinge position and the overall finished look.
A custom made screen allows the glass to be cut to suit the actual finished bathroom, instead of trying to force standard panels into an angled corner layout.
We usually complete final measurements after waterproofing, wall tiling, floor tiling, hob tiles and niches are finished. This allows the shower screen to be manufactured to suit the real opening, not just the renovation plan.
During the measure, we check the wall angles, floor fall, door swing, fixing points, tile set-out, nearby fixtures and usable access space so the 135° layout can be confirmed before manufacture.
This helps achieve cleaner gaps, better door operation, neater panel alignment and a more balanced finished result once the diamond shape shower screen is installed.
Diamond Shape Shower Screens Across Melbourne
A selection of custom 135° diamond-shape shower screens, including low-iron glass, chrome, brushed brass and brushed gold hardware, and made-to-measure angled layouts.
Need a diamond shape shower screen?
Send through your bathroom photos, rough measurements or renovation plans and we can help work out whether a custom 135° shower screen will suit the finished opening, wall alignment, floor fall and available space.
Diamond Shape / 135°
Shower Screen FAQs
Common questions about diamond shape, quadrant and 135° frameless shower screens, including sizing, installation, leakage and whether this layout will suit your bathroom.
What’s the difference between diamond, quadrant and 135° shower screens?
They usually refer to the same general style of angled corner shower screen. “Diamond shape” and “135° shower screen” are commonly used locally, while “quadrant” is another term people use for angled corner shower enclosures.
The main idea is that the front glass section is angled instead of forming a standard square corner, helping the shower sit more comfortably in tighter bathroom layouts.
Can a 135° shower screen be installed in an existing bathroom?
Sometimes, yes. It depends on the existing shower base, tile layout, wall angles, drain position and available entry space.
If the shower base was not originally designed for a 135° angled screen, modifications may be required. Photos and rough measurements are usually enough for us to give initial guidance before a final site measure.
What size can a diamond shape shower screen be?
The size depends on the bathroom layout, but in smaller bathrooms we usually recommend allowing enough room off each wall so the shower feels usable once the angled front section and door are included.
A common compact layout may use side panels around 400mm with a door around 600mm wide, but every screen is custom measured to suit the finished tiled opening.
Can a diamond shape shower screen have a door?
Yes. Most diamond shape and 135° shower screens include a hinged door on the angled front section, with fixed glass panels returning back to the walls.
The door size and swing direction need to be planned carefully so the entry feels practical, the handle clears nearby fixtures and the door does not clash with the vanity, toilet, towel rail or shower head.
Do diamond shape shower screens leak?
Any frameless shower screen can let some water escape if the shower head is aimed directly at the door gap, hinges or opening. With diamond shape screens, water control depends heavily on the shower head position, fall in the floor, door gaps and how the screen is used.
To reduce water escape, we plan the glass layout carefully and use suitable seals or water-stop trims where needed.
Are diamond shape shower screens good for small bathrooms?
Yes, they can be a good option for small bathrooms and ensuites where a square enclosure would feel too bulky.
The angled front panel reduces the visual bulk of the shower enclosure and can help the door work better in a tight space. This makes it a practical choice when a hinged door on a square shower would feel awkward or take up too much room.
How is a 135° shower screen fixed to the wall?
A 135° shower screen is usually fixed using a combination of wall brackets, hinges, glass-to-glass fittings, seals and sometimes slim channels depending on the layout.
The exact fixing method depends on the tile surface, wall alignment, glass sizes and where the door is positioned. Because the front section is angled, the fixing points need to be planned carefully before the glass is made.
When should a 135° shower screen be measured?
Final measurements are normally taken after waterproofing, wall tiling, floor tiling, hob tiles and niches are completed.
This allows the glass to be made to the actual finished bathroom, including wall alignment, floor fall, tile layout, door swing and fixing points.
What glass and hardware options are available?
Diamond shape shower screens can usually be made with standard clear glass, low iron glass, fluted glass or reeded glass depending on the look and privacy you want.
Hardware finishes can include chrome, matt black, brushed nickel, brushed brass, gunmetal and other finishes to match your tapware and bathroom fittings.
Not sure if a 135° shower screen will suit your bathroom?
Send through a few photos, rough measurements or renovation plans and we can help check whether a diamond shape layout is practical before the glass is ordered.
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Tell us a bit about your project, including approximate shower base dimension, desired height, whether it’s a newly renovated bathroom or shower screen replacement, hardware finish, site access, expected timing and any photos or plans if available.
