Front Only (Wall to Wall)

Create a sleek, practical, and space-efficient bathroom with Wall-to-Wall / Front Only Shower Screens from Melbourne Bathroom Shop. Designed for modern Australian bathrooms, wall-to-wall shower screens are one of the most popular shower enclosure layouts for ensuites, apartments, family bathrooms, and luxury renovations due to their clean appearance, strong water containment, and efficient use of space.

Available in front only sizes from 740–1500mm, with custom options over 1500mm. Choose from 1950, 2000 or 2100mm heights, framed, semi-frameless or frameless designs, and hinged, sliding or pivot doors. Finishes include chrome, black, brushed nickel, gunmetal, brushed gold and more. Explore the range at Melbourne Bathroom Shop.

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Wall to Wall Shower Screen in Melbourne

Give your bathroom a sleek, functional upgrade with a wall to wall shower screen from Melbourne Bathroom Shop. Designed to fit neatly between two walls, this style maximises your shower area while creating a clean, modern look. Whether you want a practical everyday solution or a stylish feature for your bathroom, our wall to wall shower screens provide the perfect balance of form and function.

The fully framed version offers exceptional sturdiness, giving you a secure and long-lasting door for your shower area. With the solid frame support, you can enjoy years of reliable use, even in busy family bathrooms.

Space-Saving Wall to Wall Sliding Shower Screen

Our wall to wall sliding shower screen is ideal for smaller bathrooms or spaces where a swinging door would be impractical. The sliding mechanism allows the door to glide smoothly along the track without requiring extra clearance space, making it perfect for compact layouts. This design ensures you still get a generous entryway while keeping your bathroom organised and easy to move around.

Tempered Glass for Safer Use

At Melbourne Bathroom Shop, safety and quality are our priorities. All our wall to wall shower screens are made from tempered safety glass that complies with the Australian AS 1288 glass handling standard. We use glass thicknesses from 6mm to 10mm, ensuring strength and safety during use and easy, hazard-free disposal if the glass ever breaks.

Thicker glass not only looks more premium but also stands up to the daily wear and tear of bathroom use. You can shower with peace of mind knowing that your screen is built to the highest safety standards.

Styles and Finishes to Suit Your Bathroom

We offer wall to wall shower screens in popular styles such as sliding doors and pivot doors, giving you flexibility to choose what works best for your space. You can also customise the look with multiple finish options, such as chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, brushed gold and gunmetal to match your existing bathroom fixtures.

Proudly Australian-Owned and Operated

Melbourne Bathroom Shop is a local, Australian-owned business that understands the needs and preferences of Australian homes. Our team has years of experience and can provide buying guides and personalised recommendations over the phone or in person.

Shop at Melbourne Bathroom Shop

When you choose Melbourne Bathroom Shop, you get more than just a quality product. We offer installation, professional measuring, free pickup, and delivery services (delivery fee applies). We aim to make the entire process stress-free, from selection to setup.

Visit Melbourne Bathroom Shop today and find out why we are the trusted destination for the perfect wall to wall shower screen.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When should I choose a wall-to-wall shower screen?

A wall-to-wall shower screen is designed for a shower positioned between two opposing walls, where only the front opening needs to be enclosed. This layout works particularly well in alcove showers and can make efficient use of space because no side return panel is required. If your shower is located in a corner with an exposed side, a front and full return shower screen may be more suitable. For a more open layout without a door, compare walk-in shower screens or browse the full shower screen collection.

2. How should I measure for a wall-to-wall shower screen?

Measure the finished tiled opening wherever possible rather than relying on measurements taken before waterproofing and tiling. Check the width near the bottom, middle and top because walls may not be perfectly parallel. Also measure the finished height and check nearby vanities, toilets and doors for clearance. Compare your measurements with the screen’s stated adjustment range, not only its nominal size. If the opening falls outside standard ranges or varies significantly from top to bottom, consider custom-size shower screens or compare alternative designs in the main shower screen range.

3. Sliding, hinged or pivot: which door type should I choose?

Choose according to the available space outside the shower and the entry width you need. A sliding shower screen does not swing into the bathroom, making it useful where a vanity, toilet or doorway is close to the shower. Hinged and pivot doors can provide a more open entry but need enough clearance to operate comfortably. The current MBS wall-to-wall range includes both hinged and sliding configurations across different widths. Before ordering, check the actual door-opening size shown in the product specification as well as the overall screen width.

4. Full framed, semi-frameless or frameless: which should I choose?

A full framed shower screen provides more perimeter framing and can offer useful adjustment for everyday renovation conditions. A semi-frameless shower screen reduces visible framing while retaining structural channels where required. A frameless shower screen creates a cleaner, more minimal appearance but generally depends more on accurate measurements and suitable wall conditions. MBS currently offers all three frame styles within the wall-to-wall range. Choose based on adjustment, installation conditions, appearance and budget rather than glass thickness alone.

5. What if my tiled walls are not perfectly straight?

Minor wall variation is common, particularly in renovations. Some framed and semi-frameless screens include adjustable wall channels that can accommodate a limited difference in opening width, but the allowable adjustment varies between models. Measure the opening at several heights and compare the smallest and largest measurements with the individual product specification before ordering. If the variation exceeds the screen’s adjustment range, forcing a standard screen to fit is not recommended. In that situation, compare custom-size shower screens, full framed shower screens or the wider shower screen collection.

6. What shower screen height and width should I choose?

Choose the width according to the actual finished opening, while height should suit the bathroom proportions, shower-head position and selected screen model. The current MBS wall-to-wall range includes products in 1950mm, 2000mm and 2100mm heights, with different adjustable width ranges depending on the design. Taller glass can create a more enclosed appearance, but height alone does not determine water containment. Also check the usable door opening, particularly on sliding shower screens. If your opening is unusually wide, review custom-size shower screens rather than selecting only by nominal width.

7. What should I confirm before ordering a wall-to-wall shower screen?

Before ordering, confirm the finished opening at several heights, screen height, door type, usable entry width, frame style and hardware finish. Check that a hinged or pivot door has enough clearance from the toilet, vanity, towel rail and bathroom door. Also confirm whether the screen will be installed onto a tiled floor, shower base or hob and whether the selected product suits that installation. If your layout is still undecided, compare the wall-to-wall range, front and full return screens and the complete shower screen collection before finalising the order.