Materials, Layouts, And Situations We Handle
Every bath is different, so we plan your project around real-world conditions. If walls are slightly out of square, we map reveals so the glass meets surfaces cleanly with a minimal seal line. If space is tight, we may recommend a sliding design to avoid door swing conflicts with vanities or toilets. For wider openings, paired doors or stationary panels can create a grand, hotel-like entrance while keeping water inside.
We work with clear, low-iron, patterned, and frosted glass to match your privacy and style goals. Hardware options include chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, and brass tones that pair with your faucets and lighting. Seal choices and sweeps are selected to match curbs or threshold-free entries, and we size clearances so the door glides or swings without scraping tile caps or bath mats.
- Frameless, semi-frameless, and framed builds
- Inline, neo-angle, corner, and tub-to-shower conversions
- Sliding shower doors for compact rooms
- Full-height panels for steam-style setups
- Shower enclosures tailored to curb or curbless entries
Local insight: Wiping glass after each shower and choosing protective coatings like ShowerGuard can cut cleaning time and help your door look new.