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Our shower doors are customized to fit any opening and come in a variety of glass designs, installed framed or semi-frameless. Choose solid brass hinges and door pulls in a finish that matches your existing hardware.
All doors are tempered glass from ¼″ to ¾″ thick. We also build steam shower enclosures with or without vent transoms, tilting transoms, tub enclosures and even toilet enclosures.
Ideal when the shower opening is greater than 33″. A single glass door is combined with an adjacent glass panel.
Choose from our semi-frameless, framed-custom or Skyline sliding glass shower doors.
Glass screens or a sliding glass door that separate the tub area from the rest of the bathroom.
Choosing a shower enclosure starts with the style. Each has its own look, feel and maintenance profile.
We work with tempered glass from ¼″ to ¾″. Frameless doors commonly use thicker glass such as ⅜″ or ½″ for a solid feel.
Hinges, handles and brackets come in a range of finishes. We will go over options so the hardware fits your bathroom.
Clear glass shows off tile work, while other options offer more privacy. We can talk through what suits your space.
Straight door and panel, sliding door, or over-the-tub enclosure, depending on your bathroom and how you use it.
We come to your home, take precise measurements and talk through style, glass and hardware.
Glass is cut and tempered to your measurements, so it fits your shower, not a standard size.
We install the glass, set the hardware and seal the enclosure for a secure, watertight finish.
We adjust the door, test it and show you how to care for it.
A few simple habits keep glass clear and hardware working.
All shower doors are tempered glass, ranging from ¼″ to ¾″ thick.
Yes. We build steam shower enclosures with or without vent transoms, plus tilting transoms, tub enclosures and toilet enclosures.
Yes. Hardware is usually chosen by the customer: 6″ to 16″ back-to-back pull handles, towel bars, pivots or hinges, in several finishes.
Because the glass is cut to your exact measurements, timing depends on the design, glass and hardware you choose. We will give you an estimate when we measure.
Often, yes. We can look at what you have and tell you whether a new door, new glass or a full replacement is the better choice.
Shower enclosures use tempered safety glass, which is made to resist impact and, if it ever breaks, to break into small pieces.
Also see: Residential Glass Services, Gallery, Contact
Call for a free estimate on framed, semi-frameless or frameless shower doors.
