Not every bathroom needs heavy frameless glass. Framed and semi-frameless doors cost less, fit standard openings, and work well on tubs and stall showers.
Options
- Sliding bypass doors for tub-shower combinations.
- Swinging framed doors for stall showers.
- Semi-frameless doors with thicker glass and a lighter frame for a cleaner look at a moderate price.
- Clear, frosted, or patterned glass and a choice of frame finishes.
Good Fits
- Hall bathrooms and rentals where durability and budget matter most.
- Standard fiberglass tub-shower units.
- Replacing an old shower curtain with glass.
What’s in Your Estimate
- Which door style fits the opening.
- Glass and finish options and what each costs.
- The price in writing before anything is ordered.
Call for a free estimate. Related: shower door replacement.