Fixed Frameless Grid Shower Screens

Fixed frameless grid shower screens are a popular choice for modern bathrooms. These shower screens feature a grid pattern of fixed glass panels that create a sleek and contemporary look.

One of the main advantages of fixed frameless grid shower screens is their minimalistic design. The absence of a frame allows for an unobstructed view of the shower area, making the bathroom feel more spacious and open. The grid pattern adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to the overall aesthetic.

Another benefit of fixed frameless grid shower screens is their durability. The glass panels are made from toughened safety glass, which is resistant to breakage and shattering. This ensures that the shower screen will last for years without the need for frequent repairs or replacements.

In terms of maintenance, fixed frameless grid shower screens are relatively easy to clean. The absence of a frame means there are no nooks and crannies for dirt and grime to accumulate. A simple wipe-down with a mild detergent and water is usually sufficient to keep the shower screen looking pristine.

The satin black frame-look work on the grid shower glass doors is a silk-screen print that is baked into the glass, it will not peel or corrode with time.

 

Product details: 

• Fixed frameless shower screen
• Silk-screen grid pattern 
• Premium 3/8 in. (10 mm) certified tempered glass, frameless glass design
• 20-40'' W × 72-78'' H 
• Limited lifetime warranty 

 

 

Silk screen printing on glass 

Silk screen printing on glass is a technique used to apply designs, patterns, or images onto glass surfaces. It involves using a fine mesh screen, usually made of silk or synthetic fibers, which is stretched tightly over a frame. The screen is then coated with a photosensitive emulsion that hardens when exposed to light.

To create a silkscreen print on glass, the following steps are typically involved:

• Design Preparation: The desired design or image is first created digitally or hand-drawn on a transparent film or a stencil. The design should be in black and white, as this will determine the areas that will be printed.
• Screen Preparation: The screen is coated with a photosensitive emulsion and left to dry in a dark room. Once dry, the film or stencil with the design is placed on top of the screen and exposed to a bright light source. The areas of the design that are exposed to light will harden, while the covered areas will remain soft.
• Washing the Screen: After exposure, the screen is washed with water, which removes the soft, unexposed emulsion, leaving behind the hardened areas that correspond to the design.
• Printing: The prepared screen is then placed on top of the glass surface to be printed. A specific type of ink, such as ceramic or enamel ink, is applied to the screen and spread across the design using a squeegee. The ink passes through the open areas of the screen and transfers onto the glass, creating the desired print.
• Curing: Once the print is applied, the glass is typically heated in the tempering furnace to cure the ink and make it permanent. This step ensures that the print adheres well to the glass surface and becomes resistant to fading or scratching.