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Frameless Shower Screens

🏠 Residential Glazing

Modern shower enclosures with minimal or no visible framing, using thick tempered glass panels with discrete hardware to create clean, spacious bathroom aesthetics while maintaining water containment.

What are Frameless Shower Screens?

Frameless shower screens are contemporary bathroom glazing systems that use thick tempered glass panels with minimal or no visible framing. These systems rely on discrete hardware, structural glass strength, and precise installation to contain water while creating open, spacious bathroom aesthetics.

The elimination of frames creates a clean, modern appearance that makes bathrooms appear larger and easier to maintain.

Key Features

  • Minimal Hardware: Discrete hinges, handles, and support systems
  • Thick Glass: Typically 10-12mm tempered safety glass for structural strength
  • Clean Lines: Uninterrupted glass surfaces with minimal visual elements
  • Custom Fitting: Precisely measured and fitted to specific shower spaces
  • Easy Maintenance: Smooth surfaces with fewer areas for soap scum accumulation
  • Water Sealing: Advanced sealing systems without visible frame channels

Benefits

Frameless shower screens create luxurious, spa-like bathroom environments while being easier to clean and maintain than framed alternatives. They make small bathrooms appear larger, allow better light distribution, and provide long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance requirements.

The contemporary aesthetic also adds value to homes and appeals to modern design preferences.

Common Applications

  • Master Bathrooms: Luxury ensuite shower installations
  • Bathroom Renovations: Upgrading from older framed systems
  • New Construction: Modern home bathroom design
  • Small Bathrooms: Creating sense of space in compact areas
  • Wet Rooms: Open shower areas without traditional enclosures
  • Commercial Bathrooms: Hotels, spas, and high-end facilities

For bathroom design information, see the Shower Wikipedia page for various enclosure types and design considerations.