Shower Screens Sydney

Custom Shower Screens for Every Sydney Bathroom

A shower screen isn't just a functional barrier — it's one of the most visible elements in your bathroom. The right shower screen transforms the look and feel of the space, makes it easier to clean, and keeps water exactly where it should be. Whether you're renovating an older bathroom, fitting out a new build, or simply replacing a tired shower curtain or aging screen, a custom glass shower screen is one of the best investments you can make in your home.

Sydney Glass Installations designs, measures, and installs custom shower screens for homes across the entire Sydney metropolitan area. Every screen is made to order using premium toughened safety glass, precision-measured to your bathroom's exact dimensions, and installed by our own licensed glaziers — never subcontractors.

Frameless Shower Screens — The Modern Standard

Frameless shower screens have become the most popular choice in Sydney bathrooms, and for good reason. By eliminating bulky aluminium frames, they create a clean, open aesthetic that makes even small bathrooms feel larger and more luxurious. The glass appears to float, held in place by discreet stainless steel clamps, hinges, or a minimal floor channel.

We use 10mm toughened safety glass as standard for all frameless installations — this thickness provides the rigidity needed to stand without a supporting frame while meeting Australian Standard AS 2208 for safety glazing. For larger panels or specific design requirements, 12mm glass is also available.

Hardware options include polished chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, and brushed gold — allowing you to match your tapware and bathroom fixtures. All hardware is 304-grade stainless steel, rated for wet environments and backed by manufacturer warranties against corrosion.

Semi-Frameless Shower Screens — Style Meets Value

Semi-frameless shower screens offer a practical middle ground between the premium look of frameless and the budget-friendly nature of fully framed screens. The fixed panels sit within a slim aluminium perimeter frame, while the door panel remains unframed — giving you the clean glass look where it matters most without the higher cost of a fully frameless system.

Semi-frameless screens use 6mm toughened safety glass, which is lighter than the 10mm glass used in frameless installations. The frame provides structural support, so the thinner glass is perfectly adequate and compliant with Australian Standards. This makes semi-frameless screens an excellent choice for rental properties, investment properties, and budget-conscious renovations where you still want a modern, clean look.

Framed Shower Screens — Durable and Cost-Effective

Framed shower screens remain a popular choice for their durability, affordability, and wide range of configuration options. The full aluminium frame around every panel and door provides excellent structural rigidity, making framed screens particularly well-suited to sliding door configurations where the door panel runs along a top and bottom track.

Modern framed screens look far better than their older counterparts — slim-profile frames, clean lines, and contemporary finishes mean today's framed screens can complement a modern bathroom without looking dated. They're also the easiest to install in older bathrooms with slightly uneven walls or floors, as the frame can accommodate minor variations during fitting.

Glass Options for Your Shower Screen

Clear glass is the most popular choice for shower screens, offering maximum light transmission and an open, spacious feel. Standard clear glass has a slight green tint visible at the edges — this is normal and caused by the iron content in the glass.

Ultra-clear (low-iron) glass removes the green tint for a crystal-clear, true-colour finish. It's a premium upgrade that makes a noticeable difference, especially with frameless installations where the glass edges are more visible.

Frosted and satin glass provides privacy by diffusing light through the panel. It's ideal for open-plan bathrooms, ensuites visible from the bedroom, or any situation where you want light to pass through but not clear visibility.

Tinted glass is available in grey, bronze, and green tones. It adds a subtle colour wash to the shower area and provides partial privacy while still allowing light through. Tinted glass pairs particularly well with matte black hardware for a contemporary look.

How Much Do Shower Screens Cost in Sydney?

Shower screen costs depend on the type of screen (frameless, semi-frameless, or framed), the number of panels, hardware finish, and any glass upgrades. Below are typical price ranges for standard installations in the Sydney metro area. All prices include measurement, supply, installation, silicone sealing, and cleanup.

Factors that affect pricing: Non-standard sizes, ultra-clear glass, specialty hardware finishes (brushed gold, brushed nickel), EnduroShield coating, and installations requiring structural wall reinforcement will add to the base cost. We confirm the full price in your quote before any work begins.

Prices are estimates for standard installations in the Sydney metro area as of 2026. Actual costs may vary based on specific site requirements. Contact us for an accurate, obligation-free quote tailored to your bathroom.

Keeping Your Shower Screen Clean

The number one question we get after installation: "How do I keep it clean?" Sydney's water is moderately hard, which means mineral deposits, water spots, and soap scum can build up on glass shower screens over time. The good news is that a simple routine keeps your screen looking brand new.

Daily (30 seconds): Squeegee the glass after your last shower of the day. This single habit prevents 90% of buildup. Keep a squeegee hanging inside the shower for convenience.

Weekly: Spray with a 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water, leave for 2–3 minutes, then wipe with a microfibre cloth. For stubborn spots, use a non-abrasive bathroom cleaner. Avoid steel wool, scouring pads, or any product containing hydrofluoric acid — these will permanently damage the glass surface.

EnduroShield coating: We offer optional EnduroShield, a permanent nano-coating applied to the glass surface during installation. It makes the glass hydrophobic — water and soap beads up and runs off instead of sticking. It significantly reduces cleaning frequency and makes the glass much easier to maintain long-term. Ask about EnduroShield when you request your quote.

The Installation Process

Our shower screen installation process starts with an in-home measurement. One of our glaziers visits your bathroom, takes precision measurements using laser tools, discusses your preferred style and hardware, and provides a detailed quote on the spot. Once approved, we order your custom glass — turnaround is typically 5–10 business days depending on the specification.

On installation day, we arrive at the scheduled time, protect your bathroom surfaces, remove your old screen if applicable, and install the new one. We drill through tiles using diamond-core bits to prevent cracking, install all fixings with waterproof seals, apply silicone to all joints and edges, and adjust the door for perfect alignment. The silicone needs 24 hours to fully cure before the shower is used.

Every installation is completed by our own licensed glaziers — we never use subcontractors. The work is backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty and all glass meets Australian Standards AS 1288 and AS 2208. If you need a shower screen anywhere in Sydney, get in touch for a free quote.