Bulli Glass

Shower Screens in Albion Park

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  • Established in 1990
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Albion Park Shower Screens

Bulli Glass provides supply and installation of custom shower screens for customers in Albion Park and nearby areas.


With over 30 years of experience, the team installs framed, semi-frameless, and frameless shower screens designed to fit a range of bathroom styles and layouts. Each job is approached with attention to measurement, compliance, and material selection, using toughened safety glass to meet current Australian Standards. Customers in Albion Park can choose from a range of finishes, including matte black, chrome, or brushed metal, and glass types such as clear or frosted panels.


Bulli Glass works with homeowners, builders, and renovators, offering a professional process that includes site consultation, installation, and aftercare guidance. All shower screens are sealed correctly and mounted with durable hardware suited to the surrounding surfaces. The team focuses on prompt service, accurate fit, and practical design advice to ensure the screen meets the needs of each bathroom space.


To arrange a measure and quote for a shower screen installation in Albion Park, call Bulli Glass on 0412 966 169.

Installed With Care & Accuracy

Shower screen installation in Albion Park starts with an on-site assessment to determine the best screen type and dimensions based on the room layout.


Accurate measuring ensures the glass fits securely within the tiled space or recess and aligns properly with surrounding fixtures. Once the specifications are confirmed, the screen is custom-cut from safety glass and installation is scheduled. Bulli Glass uses fixings and brackets suited to the screen’s weight and structure, securing it with silicone to prevent leaks or movement. The glass edges are polished, and all hinges or tracks are adjusted for ease of use.


Clear communication is provided throughout the process, including timelines, care instructions, and any available style options. Customers receive guidance on how to maintain their new screen and what to expect in terms of wear over time. The team ensures the screen is fitted to industry standards and follows up where necessary. This approach supports customers in Albion Park with long-term functionality and reliable service delivery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are frameless shower screens more difficult to clean than framed ones?

    Frameless shower screens are often easier to clean than framed ones because they have fewer corners, crevices, and tracks where soap scum or mildew can build up. 


    The absence of metal framing means there are fewer components to trap moisture and grime. A regular wipe-down with a soft cloth and a mild cleaning solution is usually all that’s needed.


    Many people use a squeegee after each shower to help prevent water spots and reduce the need for frequent deep cleaning. 


    Applying a protective coating to the glass can also help resist staining and simplify maintenance.

  • What’s the difference between a pivot and sliding shower door?

    A pivot shower door swings open on hinges and is ideal for bathrooms with enough floor space to allow for an outward opening motion. It provides a wide entry and suits frameless or semi-frameless designs. 


    Sliding shower doors move along a track and are ideal for compact bathrooms where space is limited, as they don’t require clearance to open outward. Sliding doors are common in framed and semi-frameless screens and offer smooth operation while conserving space. 


    The right choice depends on the layout of the bathroom and user preference.

  • Can I customise the design of a shower screen?

    Yes, shower screens can be customised in terms of size, glass type, hardware finish, and configuration. 


    Custom options allow for adjustments to fit unique bathroom layouts, including corner installations, wall-to-wall setups, and screens for tight or non-standard spaces. Customers can also choose between clear, frosted, patterned, or tinted glass to suit privacy preferences and interior design. Hardware finishes such as chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, or white can be selected to match existing bathroom fittings. 


    Professional installers will usually take on-site measurements to ensure a precise fit and guide customers through design options.