Bulli Glass

Shower Screens in Shellharbour

  • Emergency glass repairs
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  • Established in 1990
A Bathroom With a Sink, Shower and Mirror — Bulli Glass in Shellharbour, NSW

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Shellharbour Shower Screens

Bulli Glass provides professional shower screen installation services for customers throughout Shellharbour and surrounding suburbs. With over three decades of experience, the team supplies and installs framed, semi-frameless, and frameless shower screens that comply with Australian safety standards. All screens are made from toughened glass and customised to fit the layout and style of each bathroom space. Customers can choose from a range of configurations, including corner, alcove, and wall-to-wall installations, with options for clear or frosted glass and multiple hardware finishes.


Bulli Glass supports Shellharbour homeowners, builders, and renovators with clear communication, expert measurement, and punctual service delivery. Screens are installed using durable hardware and sealed to reduce water leakage and prevent long-term maintenance issues. Each installation is carried out with care and attention to detail, taking into account bathroom dimensions and existing fixtures. Advice is available to help customers choose the best screen style for both practical and visual needs.


For shower screen installation in Shellharbour, contact Bulli Glass on 0412 966 169.

Measured & Installed Correctly

Shower screen installation in Shellharbour begins with a site visit to assess the space and confirm specifications. This ensures the screen is cut to size and positioned to suit the overall layout of the bathroom. Bulli Glass uses quality fixings, including brackets, hinges, and tracks selected based on the weight and size of the screen. Toughened safety glass is polished and secured into place using silicone sealant to help maintain a watertight enclosure.


Once installed, the screen is checked for alignment and ease of use, whether sliding, pivoting, or fixed. The team provides information on how to care for the new screen and what to expect in terms of performance over time. Communication is maintained throughout the process so customers are informed about lead times, material choices, and completion dates.



After installation, support is available for any questions or follow-up needs. This approach ensures Shellharbour clients receive a service focused on practicality, reliability, and compliance with modern bathroom standards.

A Bathroom With a Walk in Shower and a Window — Bulli Glass in Shellharbour, NSW
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long do shower screens typically last?

    The lifespan of a shower screen depends on the type of screen, the quality of materials, and how well it’s maintained. 


    On average, a well-installed shower screen can last between 10 and 15 years. Frameless models with minimal fittings tend to last longer as they have fewer components that may wear out or corrode. 


    Regular cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals, and checking for signs of wear on hinges or seals can help extend the screen’s durability and performance.

  • What maintenance is required for a shower screen?

    Shower screens require regular cleaning to prevent the build-up of soap scum, mould, and hard water stains. 


    Using a squeegee after each shower helps reduce moisture and streaks on the glass. Mild cleaners or a mixture of white vinegar and water are effective for most cleaning tasks. It’s also important to check the condition of seals and hinges occasionally. 


    If any rubber seals begin to peel or hardware becomes loose, it should be repaired to avoid leaks or safety risks.

  • Are shower screens safer than shower curtains?

    Shower screens are generally considered safer and more hygienic than shower curtains. 


    Screens are made from toughened safety glass that meets strict standards for strength and impact resistance. They form a secure barrier, reducing the chance of water leaking onto the floor and causing slips. 


    Unlike curtains, screens do not cling or move unexpectedly and are less prone to mould growth. Fixed panels and well-sealed frames also help maintain a dry, clean bathroom environment.