Frameless Shower Screens, Balustrades & Fencing in Inner West

Inner West housing stock & council process

Across 70 real Inner West jobs in 9 suburbs under 5 councils, here's what characterises the work in this region: Federation and Victorian terraces and period cottages on tight blocks across the Inner West, Canada Bay and City of Sydney council areas — custom-cut frameless shower screens for out-of-square heritage bathrooms lead the work, with glass balustrades and splashbacks close behind.

The Inner West is Sydney's densest belt of Federation and Victorian housing: terraces, semis and workers' cottages on narrow lots through Marrickville, Ashfield, Rozelle, Dulwich Hill and Redfern, sitting alongside the warehouse-conversion and new-apartment stock around Alexandria and the Bays. That housing sets the brief — bathrooms are small and rarely the modern 'standard' 1200mm, and 80-to-120-year-old brickwork is almost never dead-plumb, so shower screens here are custom-cut to the opening rather than fitted from a stock size. It's tailoring for an irregular fit: an off-the-shelf panel won't sit true against a wall that's 5-15mm out over its height. Glass balustrades for the split-level terraces and stair voids, and kitchen splashbacks in the same renovations, round out the work.

How we schedule and deliver Inner West jobs

The Inner West is close to our Greenacre depot, so access — not distance — is the planning constraint here. Narrow one-way streets, no off-street parking and shared terrace walls mean we template each opening on site and hand-carry panels through the house rather than assume a clean run in. Because the brickwork moves, we measure every job at the free measure and cut to that opening; we don't pre-cut off a plan. On the terraces that share a party wall we sequence the work so a balustrade or splashback in one renovation phase lines up with the shower screen going in, keeping the customer to a single set of trades on site.