Frameless Shower Screens & Glass Bath Panels

Frameless Shower Screens and Bath Panels for Wet Areas

A shower screen needs to stop water escaping without blocking the bathroom door or vanity. Paradise Kitchens has selected glass shower screens and bath panels for sale, including frameless styles and formats around 700 × 1450 mm and 780 × 2000 mm in the source range. Whether you are replacing one panel or planning an enclosure, measure from finished tiles and check the exact fixing design. The glass type and installation must meet applicable Australian safety requirements.

Position the enclosure around the chosen shower sets and systems, and check floor grates when planning the floor drainage.

Frameless glass panels: Minimal visible framing creates a clear division between wet and dry bathroom areas.
Bath shower screens: Shorter panel designs can help contain splash over an appropriate bath-shower combination.
Height and width: Listed panel sizes vary substantially, so use actual finished opening measurements.
Wall and floor fixing: Channels, clamps or hinges must match the chosen screen and supporting surfaces.
Door movement: Hinged or fixed arrangements require different access and clearance planning.
Safety glazing: Confirm the specified safety glass and installation requirements for the exact product.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers about our design, manufacturing, installation, showroom and quoting process. Learn how Paradise Kitchens can help make your Sydney renovation simpler from start to finish.

Are frameless shower screens suitable for small bathrooms?

They can keep sight lines clear, but the panel size and door movement determine the practical fit. Paradise Kitchens lists selected frameless screens; measure the finished opening before ordering.

What is the difference between a shower panel and a shower door?

A fixed panel does not move, while a door requires hinges or sliding hardware and opening clearance. Check exactly what the supplied screen includes.

Can a shower screen be fitted on top of a bath?

Yes, if it is a bath-screen model designed for that mounting and the bath edge is suitable. Do not adapt an unrelated tall enclosure panel. Review the edge and installation details of the selected bath.

Do shower-screen measurements include the frame or fittings?

That depends on the product. Use the manufacturer's overall installation diagram and its permitted adjustment range, not just the nominal glass dimension.

Should I choose a shower screen before tiling?

Plan the finished opening and attachment points early. Paradise Kitchens also lists shower sets, whose placement can affect where screens and doors fit.

Can I install a frameless shower screen myself?

Glass handling and wet-area sealing can be hazardous and installation must meet safety requirements. A qualified installer is usually the appropriate choice; check the product's fitting instructions.