Shower Screens

1.Prepare the Cleaning Solution: Mix a 1:1 solution of white vinegar and water in a spray bottle.

2.Apply the Solution: Spray the mixture onto the shower screen, focusing on stained areas.

3.Let It Sit: Allow the solution to work for 10-15 minutes to dissolve buildup.

4.Scrub Gently: Use a soft cloth or sponge to scrub away any remaining stains.

5.Rinse and Dry: Rinse with clean water and dry the screen to prevent water spots.

1.Gather Your Tools: Collect a drill, level, measuring tape, screwdriver, silicone gun, and mounting screws.

2.Mark Installation Points: Measure and mark where the brackets will go based on the screen’s specifications.

3.Drill Holes: Use a drill to create holes in the marked spots.

4.Install Mounting Brackets: Attach the brackets to the wall, ensuring they are level.

5.Secure the Shower Screen: Fix the screen to the brackets and apply silicone along the edges to seal.

1.Assess Your Space: Determine which type of shower screen suits your bathroom’s layout.

2.Consider Functional Needs: Decide if you prefer a sliding, pivot, or fixed door design.

3.Select Glass Thickness: Choose between 6mm to 10mm glass based on your budget and safety needs.

4.Pick the Glass Finish: Decide on clear, frosted, or tinted glass to match your bathroom style.

5.Balance Budget and Style: Weigh your choices to find the right balance between cost, durability, and appearance.

1.Inspect the Silicone Seals: Regularly check for any cracks or signs of wear in the silicone seals.

2.Reapply Silicone if Needed: If seals are damaged, use a silicone gun to reseal them.

3.Clean the Bottom Track: Keep the screen’s bottom track free from dirt to ensure proper drainage.

4.Apply Water Repellent: Use a water-repellent spray on the glass to enhance waterproofing.

5.Schedule Routine Maintenance: Perform a full waterproofing check every 6-12 months.

1.Gather Installation Tools: Collect a drill, screwdriver, level, measuring tape, and silicone gun.

2.Measure and Mark: Mark the mounting points along the bathtub edge, aligned with the screen dimensions.

3.Drill Mounting Holes: Drill holes at the marked points for the brackets.

4.Attach the Bath Shower Screen: Position the screen on the brackets, ensuring proper alignment.

5.Seal the Edges: Apply silicone along the joint between the screen and bathtub to prevent leaks.

All MyHomeware shower screens are made from AS1288 certified tempered safety glass, which meets Australian standards for strength and safety.

While spontaneous breakage is extremely rare, it is a recognised characteristic of tempered glass. This can occasionally occur due to installation stress, accidental impact, or natural material stress.

In the unlikely event this happens, MyHomeware will provide assistance in accordance with the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).