Frameless glass is the clean look most people want in a renovated bathroom: heavy clear glass, minimal hardware, and nothing to hide the tile.
What Frameless Means
- Thick tempered glass, usually 3/8 or 1/2 inch, so the door stands on its hinges without a full metal frame.
- Minimal hardware: hinges, a handle, and clips or a channel to hold fixed panels.
- Clear seals and sweeps to keep water in without a visible frame.
Common Layouts
- A single swinging door on a walk-in shower.
- A door plus a fixed panel.
- A neo-angle enclosure for a corner shower.
- A fixed glass panel with no door at all.
Why Measuring Matters
Bathroom walls are rarely perfectly plumb, especially in older homes. Frameless glass is cut to the measured opening, so the walls, curb, and floor are checked carefully before anything is ordered.
What’s in Your Estimate
- The layout that fits your shower and how the door will swing.
- Glass type, thickness, and hardware finish options.
- The price in writing before anything is ordered.
Call for a free estimate. Related: shower enclosures.