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Framed enclosures use metal around the glass, while frameless designs leave more glass visible. Check shower boxes' shape and door layout against room size.

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About Shower Boxes products

Archipro offers a wide range of styles to fit your tastes and preferences. Whether you're looking for contemporary or modern designs for your showers, shower boxes will remain attractive and practical in your household for many years. Archipro has the right solution for you, whether it’s a shower box, shower cabin or even a shower room.

A frameless glass shower enclosure may bring elegance to any bathroom - one of many great options when it comes to enclosure and shower box choices in Australia. There is a style to suit everyone, from sleek shower cabins to brass-framed shower enclosures. ArchiPro features some amazing choices from reputable suppliers in Australia.

Framed 

Framed shower enclosures feature metal frames around the glass panels, offering added structure. These are durable, resistant to leaks, and cost-effective, making them a favoured choice for budget-conscious renovations or builds. The metal frames, often crafted from aluminium or composite materials, are available in a variety of finishes to complement different bathroom decors.

Frameless 

Characterised by their thick glass panels that require no metal frames, frameless shower enclosures present a sleek and contemporary look. This design enhances the feeling of space and openness within the bathroom and its minimalist appearance makes it simpler to clean. Despite being more costly, they are popular for their elegant aesthetic.

Semi-Frameless 

Semi-frameless shower enclosures are a compromise between the structural support provided by framed designs and the clean lines of frameless models. They feature metal frames only on certain parts of the enclosure, typically around the door, allowing for a somewhat sleek look while remaining more budget-friendly than fully frameless options.

Quadrant

Quadrant shower enclosures, with their curved fronts, are designed to fit snugly into corners, effectively saving space. They can be found in both framed and frameless styles, making them a versatile option for small bathrooms where conserving space is a priority.

Pivot Door

Featuring doors that pivot on hinges attached to the frame, pivot door shower enclosures provide broad access to the shower. This design is well-suited for larger bathrooms, allowing for a spacious entry and exit. Shower units such as the Torsion Alcove Inswing Shower have doors that open into the enclosure rather than into the bathroom.

Sliding Door 

Sliding door shower enclosures have one or more panels that slide on tracks, making them an efficient use of space. This design is particularly suitable for bathrooms where space is at a premium, as they do not require any clearance for a door to swg open.

Walk-In

Walk-in showers are defined by their open-plan design, often without doors and sometimes with a single glass panel to prevent water splashing. They are accessible and straightforward to use, especially for individuals with mobility issues, offering a minimalist and contemporary aesthetic.

Neo-angle 

Designed to fit into corners, neo-angle shower enclosures have a distinctive angular shape, often with a door that swings open. They make efficient use of space and are suitable for small to medium-sized bathrooms, adding a unique visual element to the space.

The advantages of high-quality shower boxes

Some advantages of high-quality shower boxes include their easy installation and functionality. They are designed to fit perfectly in any shower stall. They are also durable,  simple to install and easy to clean.

Shower boxes resist heat and effectively absorb water to avoid slippery floors. In addition, shower boxes help keep the bathroom dry and clean, which is a key objective for many homeowners in [country,value-name].

How to choose a shower box that’s right for you

The first step to choosing the right shower box for you is knowing what your shower needs are and also what the general trends are in Australia. How much space do you have, and what are your wants and needs. You should also think about what kind of shower trays and drain you’ll want. 

When comparing complete shower units, confirm whether the tray and wall panels are included or need to be specified separately. Installation requirements for a prefabricated shower should also be checked before allowing for labour costs.

Next, define your budget and take into account installation costs. When it comes to size and style, there’s a lot of flexibility depending on your preferences. Shower Doors, hinges and other shower accessories will complement your shower box, for example shower shelves. It all comes down to your personal preferences and the specific needs of your shower.

What are the standard shower enclosure sizes?

You should try to ensure a minimum of 900 x 900 mm for an enclosed shower, but a space of 1000 x 1000 mm is preferable in Australia.

What is the difference between a shower cubicle and a shower enclosure?

At first glance, it can be hard to tell the difference between a shower cubicle and a shower enclosure. Both of these units consist of four walls, a baseboard or wall liner and an openable door or panel. However, shower cubicles are designed to stand on their own, while enclosures are built to be installed into pre-existing spaces such as a tiled floor.

Do you seal the inside of a shower enclosure?

Yes, you do seal the inside of your shower enclosure. You can use a silicone sealant that works with plastic and glass. Apply it around any joints or seams where the glass meets other surfaces.