Frameless Shower Screens
Greenvale

After final measurements are completed, manufacturing and installation is typically finished within 6–10 working days. If your Greenvale bathroom is part of a larger renovation or new build handover, let us know early so the final measure can be booked as soon as the tiling is ready.

Yes. Frameless shower screens work well in both new bathrooms and existing bathroom upgrades. In new builds, the screen can be planned around the tile lines, niches, shower head position and selected tapware before the bathroom is finished.

For renovations, we can usually work from photos, plans or rough measurements first, then confirm the final size once the tiles and finished opening are ready.

Final measurements should be taken after the wall tiles and floor tiles are completed. This allows the glass to be made to suit the finished opening, wall angles, floor fall and exact clearances.

Measuring too early can cause issues if the tiles, grout lines, wall alignment or finished opening changes before the glass is ordered.

Many frameless shower screens are made around 2000mm to 2100mm high, but the final height depends on the ceiling height, shower head position, bathroom proportions and the style of screen being installed.

Because each screen is custom made, the height can often be adjusted to suit the bathroom. In larger ensuites, a full-height shower screen may also be worth considering for a more built-in look.

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 and meeting Australian safety requirements.

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

It depends on the finished opening, vanity position, toilet location and how much entry space you need. Larger ensuites often suit walk-in shower panels or hinged frameless screens, while tighter bathrooms may be better suited to a sliding shower screen or corner entry shower screen.

The best layout is usually decided before the glass is ordered, once the finished bathroom size and door clearances can be checked properly.

In many cases, yes. An old framed or semi-frameless shower screen can often be replaced with a custom frameless shower screen, as long as the tiles, waterproofing, walls and floor are suitable.

We need to check the existing fixing points, tile condition, finished opening and whether any old holes or silicone marks will be visible once the original screen is removed.

Low-iron glass is a good upgrade when you want a clearer, brighter finish with less green tint. It is especially useful in bathrooms with white tiles, light stone, marble-look finishes or premium hardware.

It can also be worth considering for larger panels, where more glass is visible in the room.

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

Common finishes include chrome, matt black, brushed nickel, brushed brass and gunmetal. In most cases, we can get very close to your selected fittings.

Frameless shower screens require very little 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 Greenvale and nearby suburbs including Attwood, Roxburgh Park, Craigieburn, Mickleham, Gladstone Park, Tullamarine, Sunbury, Bundoora and surrounding northern suburbs.