Shower Enclosures

Shower Doors & Tub Enclosures

Heavy Glass Series

• Our true frameless glass enclosures are exquisite and can be made in any configuration.
• Our goal is to make a shower as maintenance-free as possible.
• Our premium-grade features include 3/8" or 1/2" glass, high-polished edges, butted corners without silicone as a means of support, solid brass hardware, and through-the-glass handles in your choice of style and finish.
• We offer the strongest and safest frameless enclosures available.​​
• EnduroShield
• Plethora of Hardware Styles

Semi-Frameless/Framed Enclosure Series

• All our semi-frameless models are available to fit a variety of tubs and showers. The Shower Shop ensures all units are made of heavy-grade aluminum. Choose from a variety of finishes and handle selections.
• Our semi-frameless enclosures have clean, low-profile headers with a flush glaze panel system, and have the option of swing or pivot doors and through-the-glass handle upgrades.

Specialty Custom Sliding Shower Enclosures

• Option of Cambridge, Quatro, Serenity, Citadel, Sorento, and Cabo.
• Made custom specially fit to your shower.

Bypass Enclosures

• Our selection of framed or semi-frameless sliding tub and shower enclosures include a variety of combinations of metal finishes and glass patterns.
• Models are available to fit any tub or shower and are constructed of heavy-grade aluminum. 
• Get the best products without breaking the bank with our heavy-grade aluminum showers each unit includes clean-free bottom tracks, watertight jambs, bumper security locks, commercial-grade roller systems, towel bars, and pull handles.​

Important Shower Enclosure Information

Cleaning Tips

The best method to keep your glass sparkling clean is to wipe the glass surface with a squeegee after every use. This will ensure that water and soap residue does not have a chance to dry on the glass surface. After using a squeegee, use a clean, soft towel or microfiber cloth to dry the hardware and frame (if framed unit). For light cleaning, avoid using any acid-based cleaning solutions, which are capable of damaging the metal or glass of your enclosure. Instead use a vinegar and water solution or a denatured alcohol and water solution. You can also use a few drops of a mild soap such as dishwashing liquid and warm water.

REMEMBER that the handles, towel bars and hinges are NOT designed to support your weight, that’s what grab bars are for. Never lean on the glass or push/pull with force as this can weaken the entire unit and can cause significant damage.

NEVER use abrasive powders, abrasive pads, steel wool or products containing bleach or ammonia. These strong chemicals can corrode your hardware as well as compromise any silicone seals. Maintaining your polycarbonate door sweep (if included) is also important. Because seals are subject to friction wear (like windshield wipers), they are designed to be replaceable and are not a warranted item. To extend the life of your door sweep, simply clean with a mild soap and warm water. Do not use bleach, ammonia or any strong chemicals which will make the seals brittle and discolored.

Things to know about a Frameless Shower Enclosure

Frameless shower doors are NOT going to be watertight. A frameless shower door has by design small gaps in the hinges, seams and around the door. Gaps exist because the unit lacks the traditional thick metal frames. The gaps are in fact required to assure proper operation of the door. There are polycarbonate seals that can be added to lessen any leakage such as a bottom door sweep or a strike if your unit consists of a door and panel. Although polycarbonates are helpful, it may not completely eliminate water leaking out. Here are some issues to be avoided and tips to reduce the chance of water leakage:

Proper construction of your opening is imperative. Ensuring that your walls are plumb, level, and square will help all the pieces fit together more smoothly and will look the most appealing when done.

The tile on the shower curb should slightly slope toward the shower. If the tile slopes out, water is naturally going to follow gravity and could end up outside your shower.

NEVER point a shower head or direct water spray directly at the frameless shower door or panels! The polycarbonate seals help improve water tightness, but a glass shower door is not an aquarium!

Although we try to point out any potential issues when measuring (i.e. tile slopes the wrong way, walls that are not plumb and level, or the orientation of a shower head) we cannot always distinguish what may or may not become an issue. Sometimes specialty hardware can be used to diminish potential issues.  We install hundreds of frameless shower enclosures every year and have minimal water leakage reports. Due to the nature of frameless shower enclosures, we cannot provide a warranty against water leakage. See additional warranty information.

All sales are final.