Framed Shower Screens Made to Fit
Whether you prefer a hinged, sliding or pivot door, a unique layout, or a framed or frameless look, Jim’s Glass can supply a made-to-measure quality shower screen.
A framed shower screen uses an aluminium frame around the glass panels. It is a practical choice for many family bathrooms and renovations, with frame finishes that can coordinate with tapware, handles and other bathroom details.
Your local glazier will confirm which colours and profiles are available for the chosen screen. Samples are the best guide because finishes can look different under bathroom lighting and on a screen.
Standard Frame Finishes
Standard Powder Coat Colours
- White
- White Birch
- Almond Ivory
- Grey
- Black
Standard Anodised Colours
- Matt Silver
- Bright Silver
- Bright Gold
Colour names and availability can change between product ranges. Confirm the current physical sample before ordering.
Door and Layout Options
Hinged or pivot doors
A swinging door can provide a wide opening where the bathroom layout leaves enough clearance. The hinge or pivot position is planned around fixtures, towels and access.
Sliding doors
A sliding configuration avoids the swing of a door and can work well in compact bathrooms. Compare the available sliding shower screen options.
Custom configurations
Return panels, corner openings and unusual wall positions may call for a tailored layout. An on-site measure helps confirm what will fit and how the screen will open.
Made to Measure for a Reliable Fit
Walls and shower bases are not always perfectly square. Measuring the finished opening allows the glass, frame and hardware to be specified together, rather than trying to make a standard screen fit an irregular space.
The applicable glass and installation requirements depend on the screen and its location. Jim’s Glass uses suitable shower safety glass and checks the frame, hardware and clearances as part of the agreed installation.
Looking After a Framed Shower Screen
Regularly rinse soap residue from the glass and frame, then dry the surfaces with a soft cloth or squeegee. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh cleaners that may mark the finish. Keeping tracks and drainage openings clear also helps the screen operate as intended.
If the glass, frame, rollers, pivots or seals are damaged, arrange an assessment through our shower screen repair service.
Giving You Peace of Mind
A lifetime workmanship guarantee is our commitment to the quality of our work. Read more about the Jim’s Glass lifetime workmanship guarantee.