Frameless
Shower Screens
Gisborne

Yes. You can send through plans, photos, rough measurements and the type of shower screen you are considering before the bathroom is finished.

This helps narrow down the likely layout, glass type and hardware finish early. Final pricing and glass sizes are confirmed after the wall tiles and floor tiles are complete and the finished opening can be measured properly.

Final measurements should be taken after the wall tiles and floor tiles are completed. This lets us measure the actual finished opening, check wall alignment, floor fall, tile lines and clearances before the glass is ordered.

Measuring too early can cause problems if the tile thickness, wall position or finished floor level changes during the renovation.

In many cases, yes. An old framed or semi framed shower screen can often be removed and replaced with a cleaner frameless screen, provided the tiles, waterproofing and fixing areas are suitable.

We usually need to check the existing layout, wall condition, old fixing points and shower base or tiled floor before confirming the best replacement option.

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

Compared with thinner glass used in many framed systems, 10mm glass helps reduce flex and rattling, especially on hinged doors and larger fixed panels.

Low iron glass is worth considering if your bathroom has white tiles, light stone, soft neutral finishes or a more premium renovation style.

Standard clear glass has a natural green tint, especially on exposed edges. Low iron glass gives a clearer, brighter finish and can make the whole shower area feel lighter.

In smaller ensuites, the best option depends on the opening width, vanity position, toilet clearance and whether the door has room to swing comfortably.

A sliding shower screen or corner entry shower screen can work well where door swing is limited. A hinged frameless screen can still be suitable where the layout has enough clearance.

Yes. Some Gisborne bathrooms suit a full height shower screen, especially where the design calls for taller glass, a more built in look or alignment with full height tiling.

Full height screens need to be planned around ceiling height, ventilation, glass weight, fixing points and whether the layout includes a door or fixed panel.

Generally, yes. We offer a wide range of hardware finishes to help coordinate the shower screen with tapware, towel rails, robe hooks and other bathroom accessories.

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

Exact tones can vary between tapware brands, but we can usually get very close to the selected bathroom fittings.

Frameless shower screens are fairly low maintenance. Regular cleaning of the glass 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 in Gisborne and nearby areas including New Gisborne, Riddells Creek, Gisborne South, Bullengarook, Macedon and Sunbury.