Frameless shower doors made for your space.

Our usual glass lead time is 7–10 business days after final measurements and approval. Special glass, hardware or complex layouts can take longer. We’ll confirm the schedule for your project.

We commonly use 3/8-inch clear tempered glass for frameless shower doors and panels. A 1/2-inch tempered option may be available depending on the opening and design. We’ll recommend the appropriate thickness after measuring.

Yes. Send a photo and approximate dimensions for a starting quote. We take final measurements once the shower opening and any half wall are complete, so the door and panels fit correctly.

Yes. That is an inline layout: the hinged door and stationary panel line up across the front of the shower. The panel can be on either side when the walls, hinge support and door clearance allow it.

We measure and install single hinged doors, swing doors with fixed panels, sliding and double sliding doors, fixed walk-in panels, 90-degree corner and neo-angle enclosures, plus glass over knee or half walls. Custom combinations can include a slider between fixed panels or double sliding doors with a fixed corner return. Send a photo of your opening and we can discuss what fits.

We serve Tampa, Brandon, Riverview, Valrico, Plant City, Apollo Beach, Ruskin and surrounding Hillsborough communities. Send your project ZIP code and we’ll confirm a measurement appointment.

Clear tempered glass is a common choice. Ask us about privacy glass and hardware finishes such as chrome, brushed nickel, matte black or brass tones; availability varies by configuration.

Squeegee the glass after use and clean it with a nonabrasive product suitable for your glass and hardware. We’ll review care guidance when the enclosure is installed.

Choose a swing door when there is comfortable clearance for it to open. A sliding door can work better where nearby fixtures limit that space. We can compare both options after seeing the opening.

A single sliding layout commonly pairs one moving door with a fixed panel. A double sliding layout has two movable doors, allowing entry from either side.

Yes, many bathtub openings can use a custom glass door or sliding system. We measure the opening and recommend a layout and hardware that fit.

Frameless systems typically have small functional gaps around the glass. Proper layout, seals where needed and spray direction help manage water. We review your opening before choosing a design.

Yes. Depending on the opening, a single hinged door or a fixed walk-in panel may be enough. We can also pair a door with one or more fixed panels.

Ask us about available protective glass options when requesting your estimate. A coating can make routine cleaning easier, but glass should still be maintained according to its care instructions.

The price depends on dimensions, configuration, glass, hardware and installation details. Send a photo and approximate measurements for a starting estimate; final pricing follows a site measurement.

We can discuss replacement of an existing shower door or enclosure. Send photos of the current opening so we can recommend a suitable new configuration.

Yes, when the opening and hinge support allow it. We measure the clear opening, verify swing clearance, and choose the hinge and handle locations before ordering the glass.

A neo-angle layout uses angled glass across a corner opening. Its door and panels must be measured together so the glass meets at the intended angles.

Yes. A custom panel can be shaped to meet the top of a half wall and connect with the door or adjacent glass. Final measurements are taken after the opening is finished.

A clear photo of the entire shower opening, approximate width and height, your ZIP code, and the door style you prefer. We confirm exact dimensions and options during the final measure.

Yes. A sliding door or double sliding doors can run along the longer side while fixed glass closes the shorter side, if the opening and hardware support the configuration. A swing door with a fixed return is another option. We confirm the layout after measuring.

Yes, some openings allow one moving panel between stationary panels. A custom slider needs the right rail support, overlap and entry space, so we confirm the final arrangement during measurement.

We can discuss ceiling-height glass, transoms and steam shower enclosures. Door clearances, ventilation, seals and support vary by bathroom; send a photo and we’ll review what the space can accommodate.

We measure the finished opening and check the walls for plumb before ordering custom glass. That helps us plan the panel shapes, door gaps and hardware for the actual opening.

Door operation depends on the hinge, hardware, bathroom clearance and applicable safety requirements. We review the swing direction during measurement so the door works around nearby fixtures.