SLIDING SHOWER SCREEN DOORS

When it comes to shower screens, there are two main types of glass that are commonly used: safety glass and toughened glass. Safety glass is designed to break into small pieces if it does shatter, making it less likely to cause any harm. Toughened glass, on the other hand, is much more resistant to breaking and can be used in areas where there is a greater risk of impact.

Absolutely, we love to tailor shower screen doors to perfectly suit your unique bathroom requirements. You can choose the size, height, type of glass (clear or frosted), and hardware finish to match your bathroom decor, and bathroom size. Flexi Showers hinged and pivot door shower screens are available in fully framed, integrity semi-frameless, Mirage semi-frameless or the Optima Semi-frameless shower screen . Our page about "customising your shower screen to fit your bathroom layout" might help

The glass chosen for your hinged door shower screen varies depending on the style of frame chosen, or if your shower screen is one of our frameless designs. All Flexi Showers shower screens comply with Australian Safety Standards and can vary between 6 - 10 mm in toughened, laminated or safety glass depending on the type of shower screen you choose. Need help choosing your Sliding door shower screen? Check out our blog post of selecting and caring for your shower screen with sliding doors on our "Shower Screen Tips & Advice Page "

Yes, all our shower screens and bathroom mirrors (pre-made & custom made here in Melbourne) comply with the Australian Standards. Your safety is paramount to us.

Great question - we have covered this in one of our recent articles in our "Shower Screen Tips Blog" - you'll find plenty of tips, trick and hints about looking after your new sliding shower screen here

A fully framed shower screen has an aluminum frame that goes around each pane of glass in the shower, framing everything- even the door. A frameless shower screen does not have a frame. The panes of glass are secured together with discreet channeling, hardware and hinges. In a semi-frameless shower screen, we use toughened glass which is custom manufactured off site. It has been cut to size, polished, and put through an intense heat process prior to delivery to us. This means it can no longer be cut or machined in any way. Semi- frameless means some edges of the glass are framed and others are exposed. Any exposed edges will have a safe smooth polished finish. ​ Fully framed shower screens offer more durability and stability, and offer greater water resistance, helping to keep your bathroom dry. Our fully framed shower screens use laminated glass which can be cut to size on site. Laminated glass must be framed to cover all edges.

Sliding door shower screens are ideal for smaller bathrooms because they don't require as much clearance space as hinged or pivot shower screen doors. They simply slide along a track, making them a great space-saving option. To find out more see our post "SHOWER SCREEN IDEAS FOR SMALL BATHROOMS" in our shower screen tips adn advice section.

We install hinged and pivot shower screens across all areas of Melbourne and its surrounding suburbs, so no matter where you're based, we can help you transform your bathroom space with a quality frameless or framed shower screen. For our full list of Melbourne suburbs click here and if you're not listed - just ask. Our team of professional shower screen installers criss-cross Melbourne everyday