Shower Screens Forrestfield – Black Semi-Frameless New Build

Custom-Measured for Forrestfield Bathrooms

Forrestfield Bathroom Renovation: Black Semi-Frameless Shower Screens For this new bathroom renovation in Forrestfield, AMAC supplied and installed two black semi-frameless shower screens to complement the matte-black tapware and bathroom fixtures. The ensuite features a dogleg configuration over a nib wall, with a pivot door and return panel. This custom layout makes practical use of the available shower space while providing suitable water coverage. The second bathroom has a wall-to-wall configuration with a pivot door and inline panel, installed over a tiled hob with feature penny-round floor tiles. Both screens use clear 6mm toughened safety glass with slim matte-black framing, creating a clean, contemporary finish that works well with the vanities, tapware and other fixtures. Each shower screen was professionally measured after the tiling was completed. Toughened safety glass cannot be cut or altered after manufacture, so Allan completes the final site measure to ensure an accurate fit around the nib walls, tiled hobs and walls that may not be perfectly square. ## Why Choose Black Semi-Frameless Shower Screens? A modern alternative to fully framed shower screens, with more visible glass and less framing. Matte-black framing complements matching tapware and bathroom fixtures. Slimline framing provides a clean, contemporary appearance. Custom configurations include dogleg, nib-wall, wall-to-wall, corner and door-and-return layouts. Toughened safety glass manufactured to AS/NZS 2208. Looking for a similar shower-screen installation in Forrestfield? Send Allan clear photos of your completed shower area along with approximate opening measurements. He can recommend a suitable layout, whether you need a semi-frameless shower screen or another custom shower-screen configuration. Clear photos and approximate measurements are enough to receive an online quote. Once you're ready to proceed, Allan books the final site measure before the glass enters production.