Shower Screens

Create a private, secure, and exclusive shower space in your bathroom with Melbourne Bathroom’s shower screens. Rather than using outdated shower curtains that don’t completely block splashes, you can choose one of our glass screens. Made with strong, toughened safety glass, our shower screens effectively prevent leakage and keep the rest of your bathroom dry.

Fixed Panel (Walk-in)

Fixed Panel (Walk-in)

Front & Full Return

Front & Full Return

Front Only (Wall to Wall)

Front Only (Wall to Wall)

Pivot / Hinged Door

Pivot / Hinged Door

Sliding Door

Sliding Door

Semi-Frameless Shower Screens

Semi-Frameless Shower Screens

Frameless Shower Screens

Frameless Shower Screens

Full Frame Shower Screens

Full Frame Shower Screens

Shower Base

Shower Base

Shower Floor Wastes

Shower Floor Wastes

Shower Seals

Shower Seals

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Strong Shower Screen Materials for Long-term Use

All Melbourne Bathroom’s shower screens are made with toughened safety glass, which is a type of tempered glass. Compliant with Australia’s standard (AS/NZS 2208), our glass is durable and safe, but lightweight at the same time.

Not only are our screens safe, but they are also easy to maintain. The toughened glass is easy to clean with a cloth or with a vinegar-water solution to prevent limescale. All our hardware is also covered by at least a year's warranty, giving you peace of mind when you shop with us.

Improvement is our forte, and after years of improving our shower screens, we have increased our screens’ durability. The shower screens have little to no issues even after years of use, and this greatly improves our customer satisfaction.

Types of Shower Screens at Melbourne Bathroom Shop

At Melbourne Bathroom, you can choose between 5 types of shower screens, which are;

  • Full-framed shower screens
  • Frameless shower screens
  • Semi-frameless shower screens
  • Walk-in shower screens
  • Over-bath shower screens

Each screen type has its own charm, which complements most people’s tastes. Framed (fully/semi-framed) shower screens are popular with people who prefer a clear boundary between wet/dry areas, while frameless screens provide an open view of the bathroom.

Depending on your space and design preferences, you can also choose which screen door you need. Pivot doors can open easily when pushed/pulled, but might not work well in small bathrooms. There are also sliding shower screens, which save space and look just as sleek.

Another popular style is the walk-in shower, which features only one screen without a door, creating the feeling of extra space. This screen is also available for bathtubs ( over-bath screen), which are perfect for bathtubs that double as a shower area.

Standard and Custom Sizes

At Melbourne Bathroom Shop, you can find standard and custom shower screen sizes. Our screens usually come in 900x900mm and 1200x900mm. These sizes will fit most bathrooms nicely, but for a perfect fit, we recommend our custom screens.

Melbourne Bathroom Shop’s custom shower screens are available to purchase on our website, and you just need to input the size you need. If you are unsure, we can also help you measure and install the custom screens for an extra fee.

To make your experience even better, all our standard and custom-sized shower screens are locally stocked, reducing your wait time and ensuring that any spare part addition is readily available.

Full Service from Start to Finish

When you shop shower screens with us, you won’t just get a quality screen. You will also get premium service from start to finish.

Before you even purchase your shower screen, our website will show you a step-by-step buying guide that gives you useful tips. With this guide, we make sure you make an informed decision and are satisfied with your choice. Our friendly team members are also ready to help you choose the right screen for your bathroom.

Then, after you decide to purchase, our team members are one call away, ready to give you stock information, size recommendations, and even arrange for professional installation. You are also welcome to arrange a delivery or free pick up from our Blackburn warehouse.

Melbourne Bathroom Shop: Quality Screens at The Best Price

Get the best quality shower screens at Melbourne Bathroom Shop. Our prices are competitive, one of the best in the market, without compromising on quality. The strong glass screens speak for themselves, and our local operation ensures that every screen passes the strict Australian standard.

Shop with us and get the quality you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What should I measure before ordering a shower screen?

Measure the finished tiled opening, not the unfinished wall or frame. For a wall-to-wall screen, measure the width near the bottom, middle and top because walls are not always perfectly straight. For a corner shower, measure both the front and return sides. Also check the shower height, door-opening space, shower base or hob and nearby fixtures such as the vanity or toilet. Compare your measurements with the product’s stated adjustment range rather than ordering by a nominal size alone.

2. Frameless, semi-frameless or fully framed: which shower screen should I choose?

A frameless shower screen uses minimal hardware for a clean, open appearance and is often made with thicker glass. A semi-frameless screen combines slim framing with exposed glass edges, offering a balance of contemporary styling and adjustability. A fully framed screen has more aluminium support and can be practical where good adjustment and water containment are priorities. The best choice depends on your budget, wall condition, preferred look and bathroom layout — there is no single style that is best for every bathroom.

3. Sliding, hinged or walk-in shower screen: which is best for my bathroom?

A sliding shower screen is often a good choice for compact bathrooms because the door does not swing into the room. Hinged or pivot doors can provide a generous opening but require enough clearance from nearby toilets, vanities and doors. A walk-in shower screen creates a simple, open look without a door, but the shower needs enough depth to control splash. Choose the door style around the space outside the shower as well as the opening itself.

4. Do I need a wall-to-wall or front-and-return shower screen?

A wall-to-wall shower screen is designed for a shower located between two opposing walls, so only the front enclosure is required. A front-and-return screen is normally used when the shower sits in a corner and needs glass across the front and one side. Before ordering, confirm the finished layout and measure each required side separately. For corner installations, also check whether the door position and entry direction work with the vanity, toilet and other bathroom fixtures.

5. What if my shower walls are not perfectly straight or square?

This is common, particularly in older bathrooms. Many framed and semi-frameless screens provide an adjustment range within the wall channels, allowing for a limited amount of variation. Frameless glass generally requires more accurate measurements because there is less framing available to hide an uneven wall. If the opening changes significantly from bottom to top or falls outside a standard screen’s adjustment range, a custom shower screen may be more suitable. Measure the opening at several points before ordering rather than relying on one width measurement.

6. Is 6mm, 8mm or 10mm shower glass better?

Glass thickness should suit the complete shower-screen design, rather than being judged on thickness alone. Framed and some semi-frameless systems can use thinner toughened glass because the frame provides additional support. Frameless screens generally use thicker glass together with suitable brackets, channels and hinges. Melbourne Bathroom Shop’s current frameless range predominantly uses 10mm toughened safety glass, while other screen systems may use 6–10mm depending on the design. Always follow the individual product specification rather than assuming thicker glass automatically means a better screen.

7. Are frameless and walk-in shower screens completely watertight?

Not necessarily. Shower screens are designed to manage normal shower splash, but frameless doors and walk-in screens have functional gaps or open entry areas. Water containment also depends on the shower-head position, spray direction, shower depth, floor fall, drainage and installation. A larger walk-in panel may improve splash protection, while a fully enclosed framed or semi-frameless screen can sometimes provide better containment where keeping water inside the shower is the main priority. Plan the complete shower layout rather than choosing the screen only by appearance.