Enhance both comfort and practicality in your bathroom with Shower Over Bath Panels from Melbourne Bathroom Shop. Designed to combine the functionality of a shower enclosure with the relaxation of a bathtub, shower over bath panels are an ideal solution for modern Australian bathrooms where space efficiency and versatility are important.
Perfect for family bathrooms, apartment bathrooms, and compact bathroom renovations, shower over bath panels help minimise water splash while allowing you to enjoy both everyday showering convenience and a comfortable bath experience within the same space. This makes them a popular choice for households looking to maximise bathroom functionality without compromising on style.
At Melbourne Bathroom Shop, our Shower Over Bath collection includes:
Fixed bath panels provide a clean minimalist appearance with reliable water protection and easy maintenance, making them a practical solution for modern bathrooms. For greater flexibility and easier bath access, our hinged bath panels and swivel bath panel designs allow the glass panel to fold or pivot outward when required, helping improve accessibility and simplify cleaning around the bathtub area.
Our bath panels are available in frameless shower screen and semi frameless shower screen styles to suit different bathroom aesthetics and budgets. Frameless bath panels create a sleek open appearance with uninterrupted glass for a more luxurious modern bathroom feel, while semi frameless bath panels provide additional support and practical durability for everyday family use. Available in 750 / 800 / 900 / 1000mm widths at 1500mm high in 10mm thick toughen glass. Finishes include chrome, black, brushed nickel, gunmetal, brushed gold and more.
Manufactured using high-quality toughened safety glass compliant with Australian Standards, our shower over bath panels are designed for long-term durability, safety, and easy maintenance in residential bathroom environments.
Whether you are renovating a compact ensuite, upgrading a family bathroom, or designing a practical bath and shower combination, Melbourne Bathroom Shop offers stylish and functional shower over bath panel solutions to suit modern Australian homes.
Explore our range of Shower Over Bath Panels online today, including fixed bath panels, hinged bath panels, frameless shower screens, semi frameless shower screens, and swivel bath screen options designed for practical and stylish bathroom living.
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A bath screen is a practical solution for a shower-over-bath bathroom, helping reduce splash without using a shower curtain or fully enclosing the bath. Before choosing a screen, consider the bath shape, available rim space, shower-head position and how easily you need to access the bath.
If you are still selecting the bath itself, compare the screen with your chosen bathtub before ordering.
A fixed panel provides a simple, minimal design with no moving parts. It can work well where the bath has comfortable access from the open end and the panel provides enough coverage for the shower spray.
A fixed-and-swing bath screen adds a smaller movable section, which can make getting in and out, cleaning the bath and reaching tapware easier.
Choose according to the available space and how the bathroom will be used rather than appearance alone. Browse the current Bath Screen collection to compare the available configurations.
Measure the flat usable bath rim, available wall height and the distance you want the glass to extend from the wall. Curved or narrow bath edges may not provide a suitable mounting surface for every screen.
Also check whether a swing panel could interfere with bath tapware, a vanity or nearby wall. The shower-head position matters too: a wider panel may provide better splash coverage if the water sprays towards the open end.
Not every bathtub is suitable for a standard bath screen. Inset and some back-to-wall baths generally provide a more practical mounting edge, while certain freestanding or strongly curved baths may require a different solution.
A bath screen helps manage normal splash but does not make a shower-over-bath completely watertight. Panel width, shower direction and bath shape all affect water containment. If greater enclosure is required and the room allows it, compare the wider Shower Screen range.
Once the size and configuration are confirmed, coordinate the screen hardware with your tapware and other visible fittings. Chrome, black, brushed nickel, gunmetal and brushed gold can create very different looks.
Finish names can vary between brands, so compare actual products where close colour matching is important.
Melbourne Bathroom Shop can help you compare bath-screen sizes, fixed and swing configurations, finishes and suitable bathtub combinations before ordering. Visit our Blackburn showroom at Shop 1A, 214–218 Whitehorse Road, Blackburn VIC 3130 with your bath measurements, bathroom plans or photos if you need help narrowing down the options.
Click & Collect is available for eligible orders from our Nunawading warehouse once the order is confirmed as ready. Delivery options are also available depending on the product and location.
Yes. A bath screen is designed for bathrooms where the bathtub also functions as the shower area, helping reduce splash without enclosing the bath like a full shower cubicle. It can be particularly useful in family bathrooms, apartments and compact layouts where there is not enough room for a separate shower and bath. Before choosing one, check that your bathtub has a suitable edge for mounting the screen and that the shower position works with the panel location. You can also compare the wider shower screen range if your bathroom layout allows a separate shower enclosure.
A fixed bath panel is simple, stable and suitable where you mainly want splash protection with minimal moving parts. A fixed-and-swing design combines a fixed section with a smaller pivoting panel, giving you more flexibility when entering the bath, cleaning the glass or reaching bath fittings. MBS currently offers both configurations in its Bath Screen collection. If easy access is important, the swing section may be useful. If you prefer the cleanest and simplest design, a fixed panel may be enough. Also consider nearby bath tapware before deciding how the panel should operate.
Measure the flat usable section of the bath rim, the available wall height and the distance from the wall to where you want the glass to finish. Do not measure only the overall bathtub width, because curved edges, raised rims or unusual bath shapes can reduce the usable mounting area. Also check the shower-head position and nearby tapware so the panel does not interfere with everyday use. Current MBS bath panels are available in selected 750–1000mm widths at 1500mm high. Compare your measurements with the Bath Screen range and your selected bathtub before ordering.
Not necessarily. The bath needs a suitable flat rim and stable mounting area, and the wall beside the bath must also be appropriate for fixing the screen. Freestanding baths with narrow, curved or irregular edges may not suit a standard bath panel in the same way as an inset or back-to-wall bath. The shower position, bath shape and wall condition should therefore be checked together. If you are buying a new bath, compare the Bathtub collection with the Bath Screen range before finalising both products. If the layout is uncertain, confirm the installation conditions before drilling or tiling is completed.
A bath screen helps reduce normal shower splash, but it should not be expected to make a shower-over-bath completely watertight. Splash control depends on the panel width, shower-head position, spray direction, bath shape and how the screen seals against the bath and wall. A wider panel or fixed-and-swing configuration can provide additional coverage, but the overall shower layout still matters. If water containment is your highest priority and the room has enough space, compare a fully enclosed shower screen. For shower-over-bath layouts, browse the current Bath Screen collection and consider the shower position before choosing the panel width.
Choose the screen construction first, then coordinate the hardware finish with your bathroom. The current MBS bath-screen range uses 10mm toughened safety glass and offers finishes including Chrome, Black, Brushed Nickel, Gun Metal and Brushed Gold. Matching the screen hardware with your tapware can create a more consistent look, but finish names may vary slightly between brands. If close colour matching is important, compare the actual products where possible. You can also browse the wider shower screen collection to see how similar finishes appear across different screen styles.
Before ordering, confirm the bath rim width, wall condition, panel width, screen height, shower-head position and whether you need a fixed or swing section. Check that a moving panel will not hit nearby tapware, vanities or walls, and make sure the bath provides a suitable mounting surface. If you are renovating, it is better to decide the screen position before final wall finishing so fixing locations can be planned properly. Compare the selected Bath Screen with your Bathtub and Bath Spouts before finalising the setup.
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