Frameless Shower Doors
Custom frameless glass shower doors — thick, clear tempered glass with minimal hardware for a clean, high-end look that makes the bathroom feel bigger.
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What we do
Six services, from a single frameless door to a mirror cut for one wall. Each card leads to the full page; if you are not sure which fits, the questions below compare them.
Semi-Frameless Shower Doors
Semi-frameless doors give you the clean glass look at a friendlier price — a slim frame around the edges, frameless where it counts.
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Sliding & Bypass Doors
Sliding and bypass glass doors — including modern barn-door styles — for showers and tubs where a swing door won’t fit.
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Tub & Shower Enclosures
Full glass enclosures for tubs, walk-in, corner and neo-angle showers — measured and built to fit your exact space.
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Custom Glass & Mirrors
Beyond shower doors — custom mirrors, glass shelves, tabletops and cut-to-size glass for the whole home.
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Shower Door Repair & Replacement
Fix a leaking, dragging or cracked shower door, or swap a dated enclosure for clean frameless glass — repairs and full replacements.
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Choosing a door
Which type of shower door costs the least?
Sliding systems are the cost-effective choice for tubs and wide openings. Semi-frameless usually comes in a few hundred dollars under a comparable frameless door. Frameless is the premium option, and its price moves with the size of the opening, the glass thickness and the hardware, as the frameless page explains.
Can you put a glass door on my bathtub?
Yes. A tub takes a sliding or bypass door, a barn-style slider, or a semi-frameless door, and none of them needs room to swing out. If you would rather lose the tub, a tub-to-shower conversion replaces it with a walk-in shower and a glass enclosure built to fit.
Can the hardware match my bathroom fixtures?
Yes. Frameless hardware comes in chrome, matte black or brushed finishes, and semi-frameless doors offer a range of finishes chosen to sit with the faucet and showerhead you already have. Tell us the finish of your fixtures in the quote request and the door is priced in the same one.
What is the difference between a shower door and a shower enclosure?
A shower door is the panel that opens. An enclosure is everything around it: the door plus fixed panels, return panels, headers and support bars, measured to the tile so the whole surround seals. Corner, neo-angle, walk-in and steam showers usually need an enclosure rather than a single door.
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