Window Company Websites

Websites for shower screen, splashback and mirror glaziers

Frameless shower screens, coloured splashbacks, mirrors and balustrades are chosen with the eyes. The photos do most of the selling, and the site has to make them easy to browse by style.

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A$249 a month, A$499 setup, GST may apply, 12-month minimum term.

Gallery filters we set up
  • Frameless
  • Semi-frameless
  • Fixed panel
  • Splashbacks
  • Mirrors
  • Balustrades
  • Matt black
  • Brushed nickel
  • Chrome

A bathroom renovator's client usually arrives with a picture saved from somewhere: a walk-in screen with a black hinge, a pale grey splashback behind a white kitchen. They want to find the closest thing you have installed. So the gallery is sorted by product and by hardware finish, not dumped in date order, and every photo has a short caption saying what it shows.

Those captions also describe the photo for people using screen readers and for search. Google describes alt text as short, descriptive alt text 1 that explains how an image relates to the page. "Fully frameless shower screen, 10 mm clear glass, matt black hinges" does that. "IMG_4471" does not.

Who orders decorative glass

Homeowners mid-renovation

They are coordinating a tiler, a plumber and a cabinet maker, and the glass goes in last. They want to know when you can measure (usually after tiling), how long the glass takes to arrive, and whether you will be done before the family moves back in. A clear "when to book us" note on the shower screen page saves a lot of phone calls.

Renovators, builders and kitchen companies

Repeat trade customers want a simple way to send dimensions, choose from your standard glass and hardware, and get a date. For them, the site is less about photos and more about a dependable ordering routine they can send their clients to as well.

The quote form fields

  • Product: shower screen, splashback, mirror or balustrade
  • Style, such as frameless, semi-frameless or fixed panel
  • Rough measurements, or "please measure for me"
  • Glass thickness or type, if they have a preference
  • Hardware finish: chrome, brushed nickel, matt black or other
  • Splashback colour, if relevant
  • Stage of the renovation and when tiling finishes
  • Photo of the space, where your form tool allows uploads

Sample site map

  1. Home: best photos, products, areas, book a measure
  2. Shower screens: styles, hardware, when to book the measure
  3. Splashbacks: colours, cut-outs for power points, cleaning
  4. Mirrors: bathroom, wardrobe and gym mirrors
  5. Balustrades and pool fencing glass, if you do it
  6. Gallery with filters
  7. For renovators and builders
  8. Quote and measure booking

How decorative glass businesses use the monthly edits

Mostly photos. A business installing screens every week has new work worth showing, and adding a batch of captioned photos to the gallery is a single edit. New splashback colours from your supplier, a new hardware finish, or a change to your standard lead time are the other common ones. You have up to 5 edits a month, so a monthly batch of photos plus a couple of small updates fits comfortably.

One thing to plan for: only publish photos from customers who are happy for their bathroom or kitchen to be shown, and avoid anything that identifies their home or family. We can add a line to your quote form asking permission up front.

Questions from shower screens and splashbacks businesses

We only have phone photos of our work. Are they good enough?

Usually, yes, if they are sharp, well lit and taken straight on. Glass reflects everything, so shoot with the bathroom light on, the door closed behind you and no clutter on the vanity. We crop and size them for the web. You supply the photos; we do not stage or retouch them to show something that was not installed.

Should we publish prices for shower screens?

Some businesses show a "from" price for a standard semi-frameless or fully frameless screen and explain what moves the price up. Others prefer to quote after measuring. Either works. The page just needs to say clearly what a listed price includes, such as measure, glass, hardware and installation.

Can customers pick a splashback colour on the site?

The site can show the colours you offer as swatches with photos of real installs, plus a note that screens show colour differently from glass. The final choice should still happen with a physical sample, and the page says that plainly.

We also sell to bathroom renovators. How does that fit?

A short trade page covers how renovators and builders order from you: measure timing, lead times after tiling, and how to send dimensions. It sits alongside the homeowner pages so both kinds of customer find their way in.

Other glazing businesses we build for

See a decorative glass site with the gallery up front

Book a 20-minute call. We look at how you quote and what you sell, and tell you plainly whether the plan suits your business.

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The plan, in one line

A$249 a month, A$499 setup, GST may apply, 12-month minimum term.

No obligation on the call. If the plan isn't right for how you work, we say so.