Frameless Shower Enclosures
Minimalist, heavy glass showers custom-measured for a perfect fit. Elevate your bathroom with spa-like luxury.
We're a great fit for:
- Full bathroom remodels
- Replacing old framed units
- Custom steam showers
- Spaces needing visual expansion
We may not be right for:
- Quick DIY repairs
- Replacing just the glass in an old frame
- Plastic / Acrylic pans with flexible walls
We strictly use 3/8" or 1/2" tempered safety glass with solid brass hardware. We do not service lightweight builder-grade framed units.
Choose Your Layout
The shape of your shower dictates the glass configuration. We custom fabricate for any layout.
Inline (Wall-to-Wall)
A single plane of glass spanning an opening. Can be a door and panel, or just a door.
Corner Shower (90°)
Two panels meeting at a 90-degree angle. Common for maximizing corner space.
Neo-Angle (135°)
Three sections of glass with a center door, angled to save floor space in smaller baths.
Sliding Barn Door
Modern exposed rollers for a smooth glide. Perfect when a swinging door isn't feasible.
Steam Enclosure
Floor-to-ceiling glass with an operable transom to seal in steam.
Investment & Quality
Typical Project Range
*Excludes complex removal or structural mods.
Standard
$$Clear 3/8" glass with standard chrome or brushed nickel hardware.
- 3/8" Tempered Glass
- Standard Hinge
- 6" Handle
- Clear PVC Seals
Premium
$$$Low-iron (ultra-clear) glass with matte black or brass finishes.
- 3/8" Low-Iron Glass
- Heavy Duty Hinges
- 8" Square Handle
- Ultra-Clear Seals
Luxury / Steam
$$$$1/2" thick glass, floor-to-ceiling steam clips, and custom coatings.
- 1/2" Low-Iron Glass
- Steam Transom
- Glass Treatment
- Custom Hardware
What affects the price?
- 1.Glass Thickness (3/8" vs 1/2")
- 2.Glass Type (Standard Clear vs Starphire Low-Iron)
- 3.Hardware Finish (Chrome is standard; Matte Black/Gold are premium)
- 4.Complexity (Notches, slopes, or out-of-plumb walls)
- 5.Height (Standard is ~76-80", floor-to-ceiling costs more)
Project Readiness
Before we measure:
- Tile work is 100% complete and grouted.
- Threshold has proper pitch (slope) into the drain.
- Walls have wood blocking where hinges will mount.
- Curb top is solid (avoid hollow tiles if possible).
Common Delays
- Bullnose tiles interfering with door swing.
- Decorative listello tiles placed exactly where hinges need to go.
- Insufficient blocking behind the wall for heavy doors.
Recent Projects
See our work in homes like yours.
Common Questions
What is the difference between Clear and Low-Iron glass?
How long does it take?
Do you use plastic seals?
Let's build something beautiful.
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