Bespoke kitchens, wardrobes & interior joinery in Sydney
— Bespoke Joinery · Sydney
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Made to Fit
Designed for your exact space
Design First
Planning before installation begins
Premium Finish
Glass and hardware selected around your brief
End-to-End
Concept through final handover
— The Crown Difference
A shower screen installation touches more of the bathroom than people expect: waterproofing, tile tolerances, and door swing against a vanity that’s sometimes only millimetres away. That’s a lot to get wrong if the measurer isn’t the fitter. Sydney homeowners choose Crown because we run the whole job as one process, from consultation through design, fabrication and installation, with the same team across every stage. There’s no gap between a salesperson and an installer who’s never seen your bathroom.
We don’t push one screen type over another, either. Some Sydney bathrooms want a fully frameless shower screen with polished edges and minimal visible hardware showing. Others want a practical semi-frameless shower screen, or sliding shower screens that suit a narrow recess without any swinging door. Both are custom shower screens. Neither is more custom the word just means it’s built for your recess.
Suited to any bathroom style
Built for tight recesses
— Precision Glass Installation
There’s a real difference between installers who fit a stock-size screen and ones who actually template the recess first. Most of the value in hiring proper shower screen installers Sydney-wide shows up before a single panel of glass is ordered in the measurements that decide whether the screen sits flush and seals properly, or leaks within a year.
Our team templates every single recess on site before the glass gets cut, because that’s exactly what determines whether a shower screen seals cleanly against the tiles for years, not just looks good on the day it’s installed. Get the template wrong and no amount of silicone fixes it later.
Entry. Reach. Clearance. Designed for effortless use.
— Honest Advice on Screen Type
Option 1
Practical & Efficient
Standard bathrooms, tighter budgets, and recesses with slightly uneven tile lines.
Slim aluminium channel hardware, tempered safety glass, hinged or sliding shower screens, standard fixing brackets.
Lower cost, faster turnaround, forgiving of minor tile variance.
Option 2
Premium Glass Feature
Feature bathrooms, ensuites, renovations wanting a minimal, high-end look with maximum glass clarity.
Thick tempered glass panels, polished edges, minimal fixing clamps, premium hinge hardware, and a frameless fixed return panel.
Cleaner sightlines, easier everyday cleaning, higher long-term bathroom resale appeal.
— A Clearer Installation Experience
We come to your home, look at the existing recess, and talk through how your household actually uses the bathroom door swing, cleaning habits, what's frustrating about the current screen, and what your budget realistically allows for.
Our team templates the recess precisely and turns that into a detailed fabrication plan, so you're approving exact measurements rather than just a rough estimate. Glass type, hardware finish and door style get finalised here too.
Glass cutting, edge polishing and hardware preparation happen with one trusted glass supplier managing the sequence, which is where shower screen orders often go sideways when trades aren't coordinated.
We fit and seal the finished screen in your bathroom, checking every hinge, seal and door swing carefully against what was actually approved at the template stage.
— Built for Daily Use
A stock-size shower screen is built to standard dimensions and simply hopes that your whole recess cooperates fully with it. Custom shower screens are built to your actual measurements, including the awkward bits most Sydney bathrooms have: the out-of-square wall, the step-down shower base, the tile line that’s forty millimetres out because the house is decades old.
Shower screens Sydney homeowners increasingly ask for tend to lean on a few consistent moves: sliding shower screens for narrow bathrooms where a swinging door won’t clear the vanity, fixed panels paired with a hinged door for easy access, and hardware finished to match tapware instead of a mismatched default chrome. None of it is exotic it just gets planned in from the start of the design.
Catering to out-of-square walls and step-down bases
Stainless hinges, smooth-glide tracks, effective water seals
Hardware matched to tapware, handles and existing fittings
— Transparent Pricing & Clarity
Honestly, it really depends, and any installer who quotes a firm number before actually seeing your bathroom recess is guessing. The biggest cost drivers for shower screens are glass thickness and type, whether it’s frameless or semi-frameless, hardware finish, and whether the recess needs correction work first.
What we can promise is a clear, itemised quote after the consultation no vague “starting from” figure that balloons once the job starts. If budget is the main thing holding you back from replacing your screen, say so up front. We’ll design around it rather than a wish list that doesn’t fit it.
Glass Type & Thickness
Screen Style
Hardware Finish
Recess Correction Work
A custom shower screen is measured and fabricated to the exact dimensions and layout of a specific recess, rather than fitted from a standard stock size. It involves an on-site template, glass cut precisely to that exact recess, and hardware then fitted precisely to it.
— Honest Expectations
— Questions Before You Begin
Clear answers based on Crown’s end-to-end design and installation process.
A frameless shower screen uses thicker glass with minimal hardware for a cleaner look. A semi-frameless shower screen uses slim aluminium channels, which cost less and forgive minor tile variance more easily.
Yes. One team runs consultation, templating, fabrication and installation, so there’s no gap between the people who measured your bathroom and the people who fit the glass.
— Your Bathroom, Properly Considered
