Custom Shower Glass

Which configuration do you need?

Every enclosure on this page starts from the same place: the shape of the opening you already have. Measure it first, then pick the configuration that fits it.

• Single Doors — one hinged panel for an alcove opening between 24 and 32 inches of clear width. The simplest build, and the most forgiving when the walls are not perfectly square.
• Door & Fixed Panel — for openings too wide for a single hinged door. A door paired with one or two fixed panels, covering everything from a standard bench wall to a full steam enclosure.
• Sliding Doors — for bathrooms with no floor space in front of the shower for a door to swing into.
• Corner Showers — glass that wraps a 90-degree corner, for a shower tucked into the corner of a secondary bath.
• Angle Doors — for a 135-degree corner. The fixed panel meets the door at a softer angle, which gives back floor space inside the shower.
• Fixed Panels — a walk-in screen or splash guard. Containment with no door to open and no handle to reach for.
• Bathtub Doors — built to clear a tub rim, seal against porcelain, and take years of being knocked by elbows.

What custom means here

Nothing on this page is a stock size. You give us the measurements of your opening and the glass is cut to them. Default glass is 3/8-inch tempered, which is the residential standard and already heavy enough to feel solid; a 1/2-inch upgrade is available where the extra weight on the hinge earns its cost. Hardware is either U-channel along the edge of the fixed glass or clamps that bite directly onto the panel, and handles come in Brushed Nickel, Chrome, Matte Black, Bronze Anodized and Oil Rubbed Bronze. An optional glass protection coating will not make cleaning unnecessary, but it does stretch the time between cleanings before water spots show.

Measure before you configure

Measure your opening at three heights — near the curb, at handle height, and near the ceiling — and use the smallest of the three numbers. Walls are rarely plumb, and the narrowest point is the one the glass has to clear. Each configuration has its own width limits and its own measuring notes, and they are on the page before you reach pricing.

Pricing, and what happens next

Pick a configuration, enter your dimensions and choose your glass and hardware, and the price updates as you go. There is no quote to wait on and no showroom appointment to book. If you would rather talk it through first, call (602) 899-2030, Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm MST.

Contractors, remodelers, glass dealers, bath showrooms, designers and property managers ordering at volume should start with the dealer program instead. It carries tiered wholesale pricing, a production queue that ships ahead of retail orders, and Net-30 terms on approved accounts.