Frameless
Shower Screens
Melbourne
Custom frameless shower screens measured to suit the finished bathroom opening. Choose from clear, low iron glass and fluted glass, with 20+ hardware finishes to match your tapware.
Shower Screen Options
The right shower screen depends on the opening size, door clearance, floor fall, tile layout and how the bathroom is used day to day. Each layout is measured to suit the finished space.
Sliding Shower Screens
Suited to bathrooms where a hinged door would take up too much space. A sliding layout keeps access practical without needing door swing clearance.
Hinged Shower Screens
A clean frameless option for ensuites and main bathrooms where there is enough clearance for the door to open comfortably.
Walk-In Shower Screens
A simple fixed glass panel for open bathroom layouts. Walk in screens work best when the shower area has enough depth to control water spray.
Black Frame Shower Screens
A stronger visual finish for bathrooms with black tapware, darker accents or a more architectural look. Available across selected frameless and framed layouts.
Curved Glass Shower Panels
Curved glass panels can soften the look of the bathroom and create a feature shower layout where a standard square panel feels too sharp.
Over Bath Shower Screens
Made for bathrooms where the shower sits over the bath. The screen is measured around the bath edge, wall alignment and access into the space.
Diamond Shape Shower Screens
An angled glass layout for corner showers, tighter bathrooms and spaces where a square shower screen would crowd the room.
Corner Entry Shower Screens
A practical option where the shower is positioned in the corner and the entry needs to work around vanities, toilets or nearby walls.
Made For Your Bathroom, Not A Standard Size
Bathrooms are rarely perfectly square once the tiling is finished. Walls can lean, floors can fall, openings can vary and nearby fixtures can affect how the screen needs to work.
Your shower screen should suit the actual finished opening
A 900 x 900 shower sounds simple, until the wall is slightly out of plumb, the floor runs out of level, or the tiled opening finishes a few millimetres different to the plan.
Those details can be hard to see before glass is installed, but they affect door gaps, panel alignment, water control and the finished look.
A custom frameless shower screen is measured around the bathroom you have, including wall angles, floor fall, tile lines and door clearance.
Standard screens have less room for error
A pre-made fixed panel can suit a simple opening where the layout is forgiving and the sizing happens to work.
Once a door, return panel, angled wall or tight clearance is involved, the screen needs to be measured properly so the gaps, swing and hardware positions make sense.
Pre-made Shower Screens
- Built to standard sizes rather than the finished opening
- Often limited to common heights and widths
- Fewer glass, hardware and finish options
- May rely on channels to cover uneven walls
- Can leave uneven gaps if walls are out of plumb
- Better suited to simple fixed panel layouts
Custom Made Shower Screens
- Measured once the bathroom is ready
- Made to suit the finished opening
- Height selected to suit the ceiling, layout and design
- Wider choice of glass, hardware and finishes
- Cleaner fit around real walls, floors and tiles
- Better for hinged doors, angled walls and non-standard openings
Every screen starts with a proper site measure
We use custom cut glass and quality hardware on every shower screen. Wall alignment, floor fall, tile lines, door swing and nearby fixtures are checked before the glass is made.
Glass and Hardware Finishes for Your Bathroom
Clear Glass
- Most cost effective option
- Reliable and widely used
- Works with most bathrooms
Low Iron Glass
- Ultra clear premium finish
- Enhances tiles and fittings
- Most popular upgrade option
Fluted Glass
- Adds privacy with style
- Architectural textured finish
- Ideal for feature bathrooms
Most Popular Hardware Finishes
These are the most commonly selected finishes for frameless shower screens. More specialist colours are available in the full hardware list below.
Clean and reflective
A bright, simple finish that suits most bathroom styles and tapware combinations.
Matt BlackStrong contrast
Best for bathrooms with black tapware, dark accents or a more architectural look.
Brushed NickelSoft and neutral
A subtle silver finish that works well with grey, stone look and neutral bathrooms.
Brushed BrassWarm and premium
A warmer finish for brushed gold tapware, feature tiles and designer bathrooms.
GunmetalDarker grey metal
A softer alternative to black with a modern grey metal finish.
20+ Hardware Finish Options
Click to view all available finishes
Measured Properly.
Installed Cleanly.
A good shower screen is not just the glass. The finished result depends on clearances, wall alignment, floor fall, door swing, hardware placement and how the screen works in the real bathroom.
Shower Screen Specialists
Frameless shower screens need more than a rough opening size. Door gaps, fixing points and hardware positions all affect how the screen looks, opens and performs after installation.
Measured To The Finished Bathroom
Final measurements are taken once the bathroom is ready, so the glass can be made to suit the actual opening, tile lines, floor fall and wall alignment.
Layout Checked Before Ordering
Door swing, shower head position, nearby vanities, towel rails, toilets and fixing points are checked before the glass is ordered. This helps avoid awkward problems on install day.
Installation That Holds Up
Neat silicone, correct clearances and properly seated hardware make a real difference to alignment, water control and long-term reliability.
Melbourne West, North and Inner Melbourne Suburbs
Custom frameless shower screens installed across Melbourne west, north and inner Melbourne suburbs, including Melton, Sunbury, Bacchus Marsh, Macedon, Greenvale, Essendon, Greensborough and surrounding areas.
Get A Shower Screen Quote
Send through your bathroom photos, plans or rough measurements and we can recommend a suitable frameless shower screen option for your layout.
When a standard shower screen is not enough
Some bathrooms need more than a conventional frameless layout. This full-house renovation in Point Cook involved three individually designed shower enclosures, each developed around its own walls, tiled returns, door position and glass-panel junctions.
Three bespoke enclosures, designed as part of the renovation
The project was developed from an initial site meeting, working sketches, detailed measurements and CAD planning before fabrication and installation.
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FAQs
Common questions customers ask before choosing a custom shower screen for their bathroom renovation.
How much does a frameless shower screen cost in Melbourne?
The cost of a frameless shower screen in Melbourne depends on the height, size, layout, glass type and hardware finish.
- Fixed panel or walk in shower screens often range from $800 to $1,400
- Fully enclosed shower screens with a door and return panels often range from $1,700 to $2,500+
Sliding shower screens, full height screens, fluted glass and more complex configurations can sit within or above these ranges depending on the design and finishes selected.
Factors that influence the final price include:
- Overall size of the shower
- Configuration, such as walk in, hinged, corner entry or sliding
- Type of glass, such as standard clear, low iron or fluted or reeded glass
- Hardware finish
- Access, stairs, lift use or other site details
For an accurate price, send through bathroom photos, plans or rough measurements. We can quote from the actual layout, then confirm final details at measure.
How long does it take to manufacture a frameless shower screen?
After final measurements are completed, manufacturing and installation is usually finished within 6 to 10 working days.
If you are working to a tight timeline, let us know early so we can plan the measure and installation around the stage of the renovation.
Do frameless shower screens leak?
Frameless shower screens are not designed to be completely watertight. The door needs small clearances so it can open and close properly.
A well measured and well installed screen, combined with good floor fall, proper seals and the right layout, is still very effective at keeping water inside the shower area.
We manufacture our shower screens with tight, practical clearances to reduce water escape. Doors are fitted with PVC seals, and a small water bar can be installed where the layout needs extra help directing water back into the shower.
What is the standard height for a frameless shower screen?
Most frameless shower screens are made around 2000mm to 2100mm high, depending on the bathroom layout, ceiling height, shower head position and overall design.
Our shower screens are custom made, so the height can be adjusted to suit the finished bathroom rather than being limited to a standard pre made size. For selected layouts, a full height shower screen may also be suitable.
Do frameless shower screens require maintenance?
Frameless shower screens require very little maintenance. Regular cleaning of the glass and occasional wiping of the seals and hardware will help keep the screen looking good 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.
What thickness glass is used in frameless shower screens?
We use 10mm toughened safety glass for our frameless shower screens. This gives the strength and stability needed for a clean frameless finish while meeting Australian safety requirements.
Compared with thinner glass used in many framed screens, 10mm glass feels more solid and helps reduce flex or rattling.
Are frameless shower screens easy to clean?
Yes. Frameless shower screens are easier to clean than many framed screens, as there are fewer edges and less aluminium for soap scum and grime to build up around.
Regular cleaning helps keep the glass looking clear. A protective glass coating can also be added as an optional upgrade to make everyday cleaning easier.
At what stage of the bathroom renovation should a frameless shower screen be measured and installed?
Final measurements should be taken after wall tiles are completed. This allows the glass to be made to the finished opening with the right clearances.
Measuring too early can cause problems if the tile thickness, grout lines, wall alignment or finished opening changes. Measuring after tiling gives the most accurate result.
Can a frameless shower screen be added to an existing bathroom?
Yes. A frameless shower screen can often be added to an existing bathroom without doing a full renovation, provided the tiles, waterproofing, floor fall and fixing points are suitable.
This can work well when replacing an old framed shower screen, updating a tired bathroom or improving the look of an ensuite before selling or leasing a property. We can check the existing opening and advise what layout is practical before anything is ordered.
Do frameless shower screens add value to a home?
A frameless shower screen can add value by making the bathroom feel cleaner, more modern and better finished. It is a visible upgrade that buyers and renters notice quickly, especially when replacing an older framed screen or shower curtain.
The biggest benefit is presentation. A well measured frameless screen can make the bathroom feel larger, brighter and more premium without changing the whole room.
What type of shower screen is best for small bathrooms?
For smaller bathrooms, sliding shower screens and corner entry shower screens are practical options.
Sliding doors do not require swing space, which makes them useful in tighter layouts. A sliding shower screen usually needs a minimum opening width of around 1200mm. If the space is smaller, a 3 panel semi frameless slider may be a better option.
Corner entry sliding shower screens are another strong option for corner showers, helping maximise usable space while keeping the shower area enclosed.
What hardware finishes are available?
We offer a wide range of hardware finishes designed to closely match popular tapware brands and bathroom accessories.
Common finishes include chrome, matt black, brushed brass, brushed nickel and gunmetal.
Specialty finishes such as raw brass may also be available for selected projects. Our finishes are selected to align with brands such as Meir, Nero and ABI Interiors, making it easier to create a consistent look across your bathroom.
Can frameless shower screens be installed in apartments?
Yes. We install frameless shower screens in apartments, including renovations, rental updates and replacement shower screens in existing bathrooms.
Apartment projects need planning around parking, lift access, stair access, loading areas, body corporate rules and working hours. Sending photos of the bathroom and access path helps us quote more accurately and plan the installation properly.
Have another question?
Send through your bathroom photos, plans or rough measurements and we can help work out the most practical shower screen option.
Request a Shower Screen Quote
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.
