A frameless glass shower enclosure in a marble bathroom, with a freestanding bath and a garden beyond the window

CUSTOM SHOWER ENCLOSURES

A clean finish
to your everyday space.

Shower doors and enclosures tailored to the opening, the room, and the way you use it.

Broward · Miami-Dade · Palm Beach

A frameless glass shower enclosure in a marble bathroom, beside a freestanding bath under a window
01

Plan the opening

Swing direction, clearances, handles, and access all matter. We review the layout before confirming the door arrangement.

A close view of a matte black hinge and pull on the edge of a clear glass shower door
02

Coordinate your finishes

Bring your fixture selections into the conversation. Available hardware finishes can help connect the enclosure to the rest of the bathroom.

A frameless shower enclosure in a marble bathroom with brushed nickel hinges and a fixed return panel
03

Measure at the right stage

Finished surfaces determine the final dimensions. We coordinate measurement timing with the tile and bathroom work.

A gloved hand drawing a squeegee down the wet inside face of a shower panel
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Care made clear

At handover, understand how to clean the glass and care for the selected hardware and any specified surface coating.

A frameless glass shower enclosure with a hinged door in a marble bathroom, the whole room visible around it
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Choose the enclosure around the room

A single door, a door with a fixed panel, and a larger enclosure each have different hardware and clearance needs. Show the entire bathroom, including the shower curb, fixtures, and adjacent furniture. We will review the layout before suggesting an arrangement.

Discuss a shower enclosure

BEFORE WE BEGIN

Your questions, answered.

When should the shower be measured?

Final measurement is coordinated after the relevant finished surfaces are in place. Share the tile schedule so the measurement and fabrication sequence can be planned.

Can the door open in either direction?

Door operation depends on the selected hardware and the surrounding layout. Toilets, vanities, towel rails, and access clearances need to be reviewed together.

YOUR NEXT STEP

An enclosure that fits the bathroom.

Send photographs of the whole bathroom: the opening, the curb, the tile, the fittings and the furniture around it. We will review the layout and the clearances before suggesting an arrangement.

(754) 704-2777