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Made for your bathroom to keep water in and make the space work.
Water escaping onto the floor, a door that drags, damaged glass or corroded hardware can turn every shower into a nuisance. An old curtain or bulky enclosure may also make the room harder to clean and use.
Jim's Glass can assess the opening and discuss framed, semi-frameless and frameless configurations. The right choice depends on layout, water direction, access, wall support and finished surfaces.
Start with shower screen repairs, compare framed shower screen options and sliding door shower screens with our frameless shower screens, explore the detailed Jim's Shower Screens guide or coordinate the room with a custom mirror.

Local Jim's Glass glaziers measure and install shower screens for renovations, replacements and suitable new bathrooms across Australia. Available systems and hardware vary, and final measurements depend on the completed shower area.

Share the layout, current screen and problems with water, access, glass or hardware.
The glazier checks walls, floor, fixtures, entry space and suitable screen configurations.
The screen is manufactured to the confirmed measurements and fitted with the agreed hardware.
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A glass dog door was installed neatly, and the dog started using it straight away.
A quote arrived the same day, the work was completed the next, and no glass or mess was left behind.
Two windows were replaced on time, with a smooth process and a result she described as perfect.
After weeks of waiting elsewhere, Jim’s Glass completed the job within days and kept the process efficient.
An emergency replacement was handled within 24 hours, with clear updates before the glazier arrived.
The glass was measured, cut and fitted in under 15 minutes, with friendly, efficient service.
Two panes in French doors were replaced quickly at a very reasonable price.
A cracked bay window was replaced professionally, on time and for the quoted price.
Her new shower screen was installed quickly and professionally, and she loved the finished result.
Shower glass was replaced quickly, the broken glass was removed and the room was left spotless.
Framed screens have support around most glass edges. Semi-frameless designs reduce some visible framing, while frameless screens use heavier glass and minimal hardware. The right system depends on budget, layout, support and finish.
Cost depends on dimensions, configuration, glass, hardware, access and installation requirements. A simple fixed panel and a multi-panel custom enclosure have different costs, so the finished opening should be measured first.
A suitable screen can reduce splash, but no screen should be assumed to make the enclosure completely watertight. Water can also escape because of shower direction, floor falls, seals, gaps or waterproofing outside the screen.
Final measuring is generally completed after tiles and other fixed surfaces are finished. The exact stage can vary with the screen system, so confirm the sequence before ordering glass.
Shower screens use safety glass selected for the design and applicable requirements. Thickness and support depend on whether the screen is framed, semi-frameless or frameless.
Often, if the surrounding walls, floor and fixing areas are suitable. Existing holes, waterproofing, layout and fixture positions must be checked before a direct replacement is confirmed.
Ready when you are
Tell us what is wrong with the current screen and what style you are considering. A local glazier can assess the opening and explain the suitable options.