A shower screen tends to outlast most other bathroom fittings, but eventually seals wear out, glass clouds or chips, and doors stop closing the way they used to. When that happens, replacing just the screen is often enough to make the whole bathroom feel refreshed again.
A1 Shower Screens replaces framed, semi frameless, frameless, sliding and bath shower screens across Melbourne. New screens are made using safety glass suited to Australian bathroom requirements, and old screen removal is included as part of the job.
It is also a chance to update the style, swapping an old framed screen for something semi frameless or frameless without needing to touch the tiles, vanity or anything else in the room.
Replacing the shower screen can improve the look and function of your bathroom without changing every fixture.
Many homeowners replace older framed screens with semi frameless, frameless, black or custom glass shower screens for a cleaner modern look.
If your shower screen door is sticking, the frame is corroded, the glass is damaged or the screen is difficult to clean, replacement may be the best option.
If your current shower screen is past its best, contact A1 Shower Screens for a measure and quote. We will help you choose a replacement that suits your bathroom and budget.
Replacement options for framed, semi frameless, frameless, sliding and bath screens
Old screen removal included as part of the job
Quality shower glass that stands the test of time.
A chance to update the style without a full renovation
No, in most cases the new screen is fixed to the existing tiles using the original fixing points or close to them, so the rest of the bathroom is left untouched.
Often, yes. The existing fixing points, tile layout and wall condition will determine what is possible, which is why a site measure is worthwhile before deciding.
If the glass is chipped or cracked, the frame is corroded, or the door no longer seals despite new seals, replacement is usually the more practical option than ongoing repairs.
Removal of the old screen is included as part of a replacement job, so you do not need to arrange separate disposal.
Yes, bath screens follow the same process, with the old panel removed and a new fixed, hinged or sliding option fitted to suit the bath.
