Shower over bath layouts are common throughout Melbourne, particularly in older homes, apartments, and units where a separate shower wasn't included in the original bathroom design. A bath shower screen is a practical upgrade that provides far better water containment than a traditional shower curtain while giving your bathroom a cleaner, more modern appearance.
A1 Shower Screens supplies and installs custom bath shower screens across Melbourne, available in fixed panel, hinged, and sliding designs. Every bath screen is manufactured using toughened safety glass that complies with Australian Standards and is custom made to suit the exact dimensions of your bath for a perfect fit.
While it may seem like a small upgrade, a quality bath shower screen can make a significant difference to the way your bathroom looks and functions. It helps keep water where it belongs, reduces the need for daily mopping, and creates a more open, tidy, and contemporary space.
A bath shower screen can instantly make a bathroom feel neater and more polished. It also helps reduce water spray when showering over the bath.
Many Melbourne homes and apartments use shower over bath layouts to save space. A bath shower screen can make that space more practical without removing the bath.
Depending on your bathroom, you may choose a fixed glass panel, hinged bath screen, sliding screen or semi framed option. If your space is unusual, our custom shower screens may be the best fit.
If your shower over bath setup is overdue for an upgrade, contact A1 Shower Screens for a measure and quote. We will help you choose between fixed, hinged and sliding bath screens based on your bathroom.
Properly contains water from shower over bath setups
Fixed, hinged and sliding panels manufactured to AS 1288 standards
Measured to your exact bath, not a generic size
Usually installed in a single visit
It significantly reduces spray, though a small fixed gap is usually left for ventilation. Most people find it cuts down water on the floor far more than a curtain ever did.
It depends on how much access you need. A fixed panel is the simplest and most affordable, a hinged screen swings open for easier cleaning, and a sliding option suits baths where a swinging door would be awkward.
Yes, in most cases. The screen is fixed to the wall and bath edge using brackets and channel suited to your tile and bath material, with the fixing points selected during the measure.
Not necessarily. A cracked or damaged bath screen can usually be removed and replaced on its own, without touching the rest of the bathroom.
The best way is a site measure. Bath lengths and wall positions vary more than people expect, so we measure on site rather than relying on the bath's listed dimensions alone.
