Semi-Frameless Shower Screens

Semi-frameless shower screens have a slim frame along some edges and frameless glass on others. They give a clean, modern look with a sturdy, supported structure, and they often cost less than fully frameless designs. 

The frame holds the glass in place and adds strength, while the frameless door edge keeps the look light. Semi-frameless screens suit many bathrooms, and they can work with fixed panels, pivot doors and sliding doors. 

Measure carefully before you buy. Check the opening width and height, and allow for the screen frame and the door swing. Make sure the walls and floor are reasonably straight, since the frame follows the line of the wall. 

Care is simple. Wipe the glass after showers, and clean the seals and channels regularly to prevent soap and limescale build-up. A professional installer should fit the screen and seal it properly to prevent leaks. 

Check the glass and the sealing too. A good seal along the door and frame keeps water in the shower, so look at the product details for seal information. 

Browse the range to compare sizes and styles, and choose a semi-frameless shower screen that suits your bathroom. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a semi-frameless shower screen? 
 A screen with a slim frame along some edges and frameless glass on others. 

What is the difference between a semi-frameless and a framed shower screen? 
 Semi-frameless screens have less framing, giving a lighter look than fully framed screens. 

Are semi-frameless shower screens cheaper than frameless? 
They often cost less, but prices vary by product. Check the product details. 

How do I clean a semi-frameless shower screen? 
Wipe the glass after showers, and clean the seals and channels regularly. 

Who should install a semi-frameless shower screen? 
 A professional installer, who can fit and seal it to prevent leaks.