Frameless Shower Screens

A frameless shower screen is more than just a stylish upgrade—it solves the problem of cramped, dated bathrooms with bulky frames and visible hardware. Because frameless glass has no metal edging, your space feels larger and more open. The clean lines and clear glass allow natural light in, transforming the room from “boxed in” to airy and luxurious. With the right professional installation, your shower becomes a relaxing, minimal-maintenance retreat rather than a daily frustration.

This decision is dictated entirely by your available floor space and bathroom layout.

• Wall-to-Wall Sliding Doors:Best For: Small Bathrooms & Ensuites.Why: They have "zero swing." One panel slides behind the other, meaning you don't need to keep the floor area in front of the shower clear. Perfect if your vanity or toilet is positioned close to the shower entrance.
• Pivot / Hinged Doors:Best For: Larger Bathrooms.Why: The door swings outwards into the room (usually opening 90 degrees). You need to ensure the door won't hit the towel rail, toilet, or glass entry door when opened. They offer a wider entry width and a luxurious, minimal look.

This is a battle between aesthetics and budget/waterproofing.

• Frameless Screens:The Look: Made from thick (10mm) toughened safety glass with minimal hardware (brackets/hinges only). No metal frame around the glass edges.Pros: The ultimate modern, open, and airy look. Easiest to clean as there are no frames for mould to grow in.Cons: Slightly higher price point; requires precise installation.
• Semi-Frameless Screens:The Look: Usually has a slim metal frame around the perimeter (wall and floor) but the door itself is frameless.Pros: The frame provides excellent structural strength and superior water retention (less chance of leaks). More forgiving on walls that aren't perfectly straight.
• Fully Framed screens are the most budget-friendly but feature the bulkiest metal around all sides of thinner glass (usually 4mm-6mm).
• Semi-Frameless screens offer a compromise, using slightly thicker glass (around 6mm) with minimal framing, often just around the perimeter.
• Frameless screens are the superior choice, using heavy-duty, thick toughened safety glass (typically 10mm-12mm) secured only by discreet wall clamps and hinges. This thicker glass is incredibly stable, robust, and designed to last a lifetime, making it the most durable and aesthetically pleasing option.

Matching your metals is the key to a cohesive designer look.

• Brushed Gold & Brushed Brass: Our gold hardware is designed to complement the warm, yellow tones of modern brass tapware. It adds a touch of luxury and warmth.
• Brushed Nickel: A softer, warmer alternative to Chrome. It hides fingerprints better and pairs beautifully with stone tiles.
• Brushed Gun Metal: The trendy choice for industrial or moody bathrooms. It is a dark, matte grey that offers contrast without the harshness of black.
• Chrome: The timeless classic. Matches everything, is highly durable, and is the most cost-effective option.

Definitely. While a frameless shower screen installation brings major benefits, achieving a perfect fit requires professional measurement and craftsmanship. Because there are fewer frames to compensate for tolerances, precision is key to prevent leaks or instability.

Unlike framed models which may be more forgiving, frameless systems demand professional skill—so investing in expert installation ensures you enjoy all the long-term benefits without hidden issues.

Absolutely. This is perhaps the greatest benefit to your quality of life. The frame on a framed shower screen is the perfect breeding ground for mold, mildew, and stubborn soap scum buildup. A low-maintenance frameless shower door eliminates all that. With no aluminum or plastic tracks, seals, or hidden channels, you only have smooth, toughened glass to clean. A quick daily squeegee is often all it takes to maintain a spotless, hygienic, easy-to-clean glass shower.