Framed Shower Screens

Framed shower screens are shower screens that have an aluminium frame around all glass panels. These are considered a traditional style of shower screen. They may be pivot door styles (those that open and close) or sliding door options.

Pivot door style shower screens come in a variety of designs and options that can be tailored to suit your bathroom. Sliding shower screens can be made up as 2 door or 3 door sliding systems depending on the size and requirements of your bathroom.

Features and Benefits

Benefits to Framed Shower Screens include:

Greatest level of water retention
Strong and sturdy aluminium frame
Versatile and functional
Suited to a variety of bathroom sizes and configurations
Made with Laminated Safety Glass

Draw backs to Framed Shower Screens

Cleaning is more involved with framed shower screens
Not as aesthetically pleasing as other options (looks more bulky compared to semi-frameless and frameless options)

Suited best for:

Families with young children
Older adults
All households
Rental properties

Examples of some types of Framed Shower Screens (Top 5):

Fully Framed Front only Shower Screen – This shower screen is designed to be located between 2 walls. It is a framed glass door only which opens and closes to allow entry into the shower screen. (Danmac Diagram & Picture)
Fully Framed Front & Return – This shower screen is designed to be located in the corner of a bathroom. Consists of a framed panel that connects to one wall, with the other section consisting of either a panel only, that is the door, or a door panel with a pivot panel. (Danmac diagram & Image)
Fully Framed Front & 2 Return Panels – This shower screen looks like half a hexagon. It is usually located in the corner of a bathroom. The door is in the centre, with 2 adjacent framed panels which connect to the walls. (Diagram & Image)
Fully Framed Pivot Panel Front only – This shower screen is designed to be located between 2 walls. It is a framed glass door with a pivot panel. The pivot panel allows the door pivot position to be in a specified location to allow for effective function around bathroom items such as towel rails.
Fully Framed 2 and 3 Door Sliders

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