A1 Shower Screens supplies and installs custom corner shower screens throughout Melbourne, available in fully framed, semi-frameless, frameless, and custom glass designs. Every shower screen is manufactured using toughened safety glass that meets Australian Standards and is custom made to suit your bathroom.
As no two bathrooms are exactly the same, every corner shower screen is measured on site to account for wall angles, floor fall, and any variation in the walls. Door clearance is also carefully considered during the site measure to ensure the door opens and closes smoothly without obstruction before any glass is manufactured.
Corner shower screens work well when you want to maximise floor space and keep the shower neatly positioned out of the main walkway.
Depending on your layout, a corner screen may include a hinged door, sliding door, return panel, frameless glass or semi frameless framing.
Bathrooms are rarely perfectly square. A custom measured corner shower screen can help achieve a better fit than a standard screen.
If your shower sits in a corner and needs a new screen, contact A1 Shower Screens for a measure and quote. We will work out the best configuration for your space and door clearance.
Makes good use of a corner without feeling cramped
Framed, semi frameless, frameless and custom options
Safety glass suited to Australian bathroom requirements
Door clearance checked carefully during the measure
Most use two glass panels meeting at the corner, with a door or sliding section on one side and a fixed return panel on the other, though the exact setup depends on the available space.
Not when it is sized correctly. By containing the shower to the corner, the rest of the floor space stays open, which often makes the bathroom feel larger overall.
Yes, this is exactly what the on site measure is for. Each panel is cut to match the actual angle and wall condition, even if it is slightly off square.
This is one of the first things we check. If clearance is tight, a sliding or pivot door may suit better than a hinged one, and we can talk through the options during the measure.
In many cases, yes. We can assess the existing fixing points and let you know whether a different frame style or door configuration would work in the same spot.
