A1 Shower Screens supplies and installs custom frameless shower screens throughout Melbourne for bathroom renovations, new builds, and ensuite upgrades. Every shower screen is measured on site and manufactured using premium toughened safety glass that complies with Australian Standards, creating a clean, seamless finish with minimal hardware.
Frameless shower screens are an excellent choice for showcasing feature tiles, natural stone, timber vanities, and walk-in showers. Their uninterrupted glass design allows natural light to flow freely through the space, creating an open, spacious feel while highlighting the craftsmanship and finishes throughout your bathroom.
Frameless shower screens are designed to blend into the bathroom rather than dominate it. The minimal hardware gives the space a lighter feel and helps showcase your tiles, tapware and shower area.
Accurate measurements are essential for a frameless shower screen. Our installers take the time to measure the opening carefully and check the surrounding walls and surfaces for level. This helps ensure the custom glass is made to fit the space precisely and creates a clean, seamless finish. A1 Shower Screens can help with wall to wall panels, corner screens, walk in panels and custom glass layouts.
Depending on your bathroom, you may choose a fixed panel, hinged door with a corner design. If a fully frameless option is not the right fit, our semi frameless shower screens may offer a similar look with extra framing support.
Ready to see what a frameless shower screen would look like in your bathroom? Get in touch with A1 Shower Screens for a measure and quote, and we will talk you through glass, hardware and layout options suited to your space.
A premium frameless look with minimal hardware on show
On site measuring so panels fit your exact opening
Safety glass suited to Australian bathroom requirements
Layout advice based on how you actually use the bathroom
Most people notice it straight away. Without a frame catching your eye, the shower area reads as part of the bathroom rather than a separate box, and there are fewer edges for water to pool against.
We measure on site rather than working from a standard size chart. Walls are rarely perfectly square, so each panel is cut to match the actual opening, including any out of plumb walls or floor variations.
It tends to be. Framed screens have channels and tracks where soap scum and mould can build up. With frameless glass, there is far less hardware for grime to collect around.
That is a common request. A small amount of black hardware, such as hinges or a handle, can add contrast without taking away from the open feel. Our black shower screens page covers this in more detail.
It usually comes down to budget and the look you are after. Frameless gives the most minimal finish, while semi frameless keeps a similar style with some additional structure at a lower cost. We can talk through both during your measure and quote.
