Frameless Shower Screens
Maddingley

Yes. You can send through plans, bathroom photos or rough measurements before the tiling is complete. This gives us enough information to discuss the likely shower screen layout, glass type and hardware finish.

Final sizes and pricing are confirmed after the finished bathroom is measured, because tile thickness, wall alignment and floor fall can all affect the finished glass.

Final measurements should be taken after the wall tiles and floor tiles are completed. This allows the glass to be custom made to the actual finished opening with the correct gaps and clearances.

Measuring too early can create problems if the tiled opening changes, so it is best to plan early but measure once the bathroom is finished.

After final measurements are completed, manufacturing and installation is typically finished within 6 to 10 working days.

If your builder, tiler or plumber is working to a handover date, let us know early so we can organise the final measure as soon as the bathroom is ready.

Yes, in many bathrooms an older framed shower screen can be replaced with a custom frameless or semi frameless option without a full bathroom renovation.

The existing tile condition, waterproofing, fixing points and shower base need to be checked first, especially if the old screen has been siliconed or screwed into the tiled area for many years.

We use 10mm toughened safety glass for our frameless shower screens. It gives the screen a solid, stable feel while keeping the clean frameless appearance.

Compared with thinner glass used in many framed screens, 10mm glass feels more substantial and helps reduce flex or rattling.

Smaller ensuites often need the door movement, vanity position and toilet clearance considered before the glass is ordered.

A sliding shower screen can work well where there is enough opening width. A corner entry shower screen can suit tighter corner layouts, while a hinged door may still work if the swing area is clear.

Low iron glass is worth considering if your bathroom has white tiles, light stone, marble look finishes or premium tapware.

It has less green tint than standard clear glass, which can help the bathroom feel brighter and make the surrounding finishes read more accurately.

Generally, yes. We offer a wide range of shower screen hardware finishes designed to coordinate with popular bathroom tapware and accessory ranges.

Common options include chrome, matt black, brushed brass, brushed nickel and gunmetal.

Exact finishes can vary between brands, but we can usually select a shower screen finish that works closely with the tapware, towel rails and cabinet handles already chosen.

Frameless shower screens require very little maintenance. Regular glass cleaning and occasional wiping of the seals and hardware is usually enough to keep the screen looking clear and operating properly.

If anything needs adjusting during the warranty period, we can come back out and sort it. Seals and silicone are considered consumable items, so they are not covered under warranty as they wear with normal use over time.

Yes. We install custom frameless shower screens throughout Maddingley and nearby areas including Bacchus Marsh, Darley, Parwan, Hopetoun Park, Melton, Melton West, Brookfield and surrounding western areas.