A1 Shower Screens supplies and installs framed shower screens across Melbourne in a range of sizes and configurations, including pivot, sliding, corner and shower over bath options. Every screen is manufactured using premium toughened safety glass that complies with Australian safety standards, and is custom made to suit your bathroom.
If you are weighing up cost against finish, a framed screen is one of the most affordable and cost-effective options available, making them an excellent choice for bathroom renovations, replacement shower screens, rental properties, and family homes. They deliver long-lasting performance, reliable functionality, and exceptional value for money without compromising on safety or quality.
Framed shower screens are made for everyday use. The full frame gives the screen a defined structure and can be a smart choice where durability and value are important.
If your existing shower screen is old, leaking, hard to clean or outdated, replacing it with a new framed shower screen can refresh the bathroom without needing a full renovation.
If you prefer a more open look, compare framed screens with our semi frameless shower screens and frameless shower screens. If you want a darker designer finish, view our black shower screens.
If a framed shower screen sounds like the practical fit for your bathroom, get in touch with A1 Shower Screens for a measure and quote. We can talk you through sizing, configuration and hardware options for your space.
A reliable, full frame build that handles daily use well
A cost effective option for rentals, older homes and busy bathrooms
Glass and frames manufactured to AS 1288 standards
After a site measure, most replacements completed in a single visit
Cost is the main driver. A framed screen is generally the more affordable option, and the full frame can also add a bit more rigidity, which suits busy bathrooms that get a lot of daily use.
Sometimes a leak comes down to worn seals or silicone, which may be repairable. If the frame itself is corroded or the door no longer seals properly, a straightforward replacement is usually the better fix.
They often are. Landlords and property managers tend to favour framed screens because they hold up well to tenant turnover and are straightforward to replace if needed.
Chrome and silver are the most common, but black framed screens have become a popular way to add contrast in bathrooms with darker tapware or tiles.
In most cases, yes. Framed screens are available in sliding, corner and pivot configurations, which makes them flexible enough for many smaller bathroom layouts.
