Shower Doors

Featuring the best shower doors in Australia

ArchiPro’s curated selection of shower doors provides a wide selection of glass thicknesses, hinges and finishes, as well as a matching collection of shower accessories and shower shelves. Whether you’re choosing a replacement shower door or planning a brand new installation, our range makes it easy to match the new door to other features such as shower trays and drains. These products will help you transform your shower into the centrepiece of your bathroom.

Styles of shower door

Sliding shower door

A popular option in Australia, these slide sideways on rollers or rails. A handy option for bathrooms when space is limited.

Hinged shower door

Hinged doors open in one or both directions to give a more intuitive feel to a shower door.

Folding glass door

Folding glass doors feature multiple panels to allow the door to open where there’s limited space.

Frameless glass door

As the name suggests, a frameless glass shower door is one that doesn’t require frames, metal or otherwise, for support to function. They give a more open feeling to a bathroom.

The advantages of high-quality shower doors

In Australia, high-quality options often come coated with hydrophobic surfaces, which slow down the accumulation of grime and make a shower easier to clean. In addition to this, a high-quality glass door is more likely to be made of thicker, stronger glass, which is less likely to shatter in case of an accident.

Some models feature tempered glass, which breaks into blunted shapes when broken. If you’re concerned about the potential for rough treatment of your door, tempered glass is the safest way to go.

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

A door needs to fit the shower it’s to be installed into, so make sure to measure the space carefully. If you’re not confident in your abilities, hire a professional to make sure you’re getting the right size.

The type of door you install also depends on the shape of the shower. A sliding door saves space but needs enough room for the sliding panel to move into. If there’s no room for a sliding door, consider an alternative like a hinged or folding style. The shower door should, ideally, match your shower screen.