Choosing a shower screen starts with your bathroom layout, the available space and the finished opening measurements. AROVA's shower screen range is fully frameless, combining a clean, minimal look with 10mm Grade A toughened safety glass, an easy-clean nano coating and a choice of five hardware finishes. The range covers four core configurations: walk-in, wall-to-wall, corner and bath shower screens, so the right layout mainly comes down to your existing walls, the space you have for a door, and whether the shower sits over a base or a bathtub.
Full-height screens are generally 2100mm high, with widths from around 750mm to 1500mm depending on the style. Bath screens are shorter, and dimensions vary by model. All screens use Australian Standard-certified toughened safety glass (AS/NZS 2208:1996), with the glass and supplied hardware covered by a five-year warranty. Always check the individual product page for exact sizing, inclusions and warranty terms.
Before ordering, ask a licensed glazier or builder to confirm the screen type and size, available installation space, door clearance, wall and floor conditions, and the required fixing method. AROVA supplies the shower screen products only, not site measurement or installation.
Why Choose AROVA's Frameless Shower Screens?
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10mm Grade A toughened safety glass, compliant with AS/NZS 2208:1996
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Easy-clean nano coating to help reduce watermarks, soap residue and grime
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2100mm glass height on full-height ranges
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Fully frameless design with minimal visual obstruction
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Reversible left-hand or right-hand installation
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Five hardware finishes
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Five-year warranty on glass and supplied hardware
Types of Shower Screens Explained
Walk-in shower screens use a single fixed glass panel with no door, hinge or track, containing the spray on one side while the entry stays open. Panels run 750mm to 1500mm wide, in 50mm increments up to 1200mm and selected increments beyond, at 2100mm high in 10mm toughened glass. Supplied with brackets as standard or a channel on request, in chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, brushed gold or gunmetal. Factor in a recommended opening of around 600mm when planning the layout, and for panels over 1300mm we add a top panel secured with a glass clip for extra stability. Because there's no shower base, door, hinge or track to work around, it's the lowest-maintenance option in the range and suits a tiled, base-free recess or a minimalist, hotel-style bathroom. The open entry does mean some water may splash outside the shower area.
Wall-to-wall shower screens span the full width of a single shower recess, wall to wall, rather than adding a return panel for a corner. Built from 2100mm high, 10mm toughened glass in a 2 or 3 panel layout, typically a fixed side panel plus a hinged swinging door, supplied as a complete kit with hinges, wall brackets or channels and door knobs. Front widths run 800mm to 1500mm in 50mm increments. This is the pick when you want a fully enclosed recess with better splash containment, rather than the open style of a walk-in screen.
Corner shower screens suit a shower with an open front and one open side, combining a front panel, return panel and top bracing panel into a fully enclosed frameless area. Front widths run 800mm to 1500mm and return panels 750mm to 1200mm, with selected sizes up to 1500mm, both in 50mm increments. They give more splash control than a walk-in design, but accurate measurements of both the front and return are essential before ordering.
Bath shower screens are a shorter fixed glass panel that sits on the lip of a bathtub rather than a full-height shower base, turning the bath into a dual-purpose shower-over-bath space. Made from the same 10mm toughened safety glass, with a nominal front width of 700mm and 1500mm height, mounting brackets included, and a five-year warranty. The bath's top edge needs to be thicker than 20mm for installation, and the panel supports left or right-hand fitting depending on site conditions. There's no door, so it suits a bathroom where the bath is used mainly for baths with the occasional quick shower, and as it doesn't create a full enclosure, some splash outside the bath may still occur. If your household showers over the bath more than a couple of times a week, a fixed-and-swing wall-to-wall or corner option earns back the extra cost in everyday convenience.
Front-only vs. Front-and-return
Beyond the layout itself, wall-to-wall and corner screens both come down to configuration. A front-only screen runs wall to wall across a single straight opening. A front-and-return screen adds a side panel to close off a corner, creating an enclosure from two walls and two glass panels, and installs directly onto tiles rather than a shower base. Custom sizing for both runs up to 1500mm wide and 2100mm high.
10mm Toughened Safety Glass
All AROVA frameless shower screens use 10mm Grade A toughened safety glass, compliant with AS/NZS 2208:1996. Toughened glass is designed to fragment across the panel if broken, giving a safer breakage pattern than ordinary glass.
Easy-clean Nano Coating
AROVA shower screen glass features an easy-clean nano coating that helps reduce watermarks, soap residue and grime, making the glass easier to maintain. The nano-coated side should face the inside of the shower. For best results:
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Wipe down with a squeegee or soft microfibre cloth after each shower
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Clean regularly with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner
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Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive pads, which can damage the coating or hardware finish
Clips or U-channel?
Selected AROVA panels can be installed with glass clips or a U-channel. Glass clips give the most minimal frameless look and secure the glass directly to the wall. A U-channel is a continuous 2100mm aluminium fixing profile that runs along the wall edge and offers a different adjustment range depending on the configuration. Your licensed glazier or builder should confirm the right fixing method before you order.
Hardware Finishes
AROVA shower screen hardware comes in five finishes: chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, brushed gold and gunmetal. Matching the shower screen hardware to your existing tapware is an easy way to make the whole bathroom feel considered rather than assembled piece by piece.
Installation, Warranty and Delivery
Every AROVA shower screen is made from Australian Standard toughened safety glass and should be installed by a professional. Before ordering, your glazier or builder should confirm the finished opening measurements, available entry space, door swing clearance, wall and floor conditions, and the required fixing method.
AROVA supplies the shower screen itself rather than an installation service, so it's worth booking your installer before the screen arrives. Delivery is currently available across Melbourne Metro, with availability expected to widen as AROVA expands into new regions, so check coverage for your area before ordering.
Glass and supplied hardware are covered by a five-year warranty, subject to the applicable terms and conditions. Always check the individual product page for exact specifications and warranty coverage.
