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This is a handicap shower enclosure with an oversized door at approximately 36

Door is hinged off of one single piece of glass with no seams. This is not a separate transom or a separate set of side panels, rather, the door is fully encapsulated by a single, custom cut piece.

Glass-to-glass hinged door using a support bar on the panel for additional strength. Notice a towel hanging off support bar.

Door mounted off adjacent panel. Note how clear the glass is. The type of glass is Opti White.

Glowing Edges. Opti White (ultra clear glass or low iron) shower glass. Unique Glowing effect edges due to white tiles and sky light above.

Simple Door with Inline Panel. Typical for replacing tub with stand up shower.

Glass to Glass Hinge. Used to avoid header. Door can be supported by a thicker piece of glass, 1/2

Stacked Stone Shower. Zig Zagged shaped glass panels are pressure fit into opening creating a dramatic shower design. Edges of glass panels were mitered for a perfect fit on the corners. Three hinges were used here but are not usually necessary in most situations.

Alumax Shower. This studio picture from Alumax is a great example of the use of a towel bar and handle combination. Other styles are also available. We are an Alumax dealer for framed and sliding semi-frameless shower doors.

Neo-Angle Shower. This beautiful bathroom has a large shower enclosure and incorporates use of a header to support the glass panels. Door mounted in wall. Most headers allow for a pivot hinge mounted for flexible design options. See other Neo-angle picures.

Giant Steam Shower. This enclosure has French doors that are supported by flanking glass panels. Each door is hinged off adjacent glass panels using glass to glass hinges. Panels are physically fastened into walls using 2

Our very first frameless shower door in 1994! Can you tell by the brass hardware? It’s coming back in style! This enclosure was considered frameless for its day.

Oil-Rubbed Bronze Knee-Wall. This is a great example of updating the bathroom and shower by removing the old enclosure and replacing with a new frameless shower enclosure. Chrome and brushed nickel finishes look great with white tiles. Make sure your old shower structure is worthy of the investment of a new enclosure.

Frameless Kneewall

Neo-Angle with Header

Great example of using a header system. We were able to hinge the door on window wall and provide excellent support with this design.

Polished Brass Hardware

Geometric Frameless Shower Door

135-Degree Frameless Door

ShowerGuard Low Iron (Ultra Clear, OptiWhite, Starphire) glass performs very well over time. After returning five years later for a service call, glass was in mint condition.

Master Bath Glass Shower

With a header you can easily change location of the door and the swing of the door.

Optiwhite glass

Satin Brass finishes

Best Support bar in terms of stability for large panels of glass. It is a commercial quality, two point vertical post system.

Privacy band on shower glass to provide privacy and maintain openness of the bathroom.

Alumax 300CV-HG continuous hinge semi-frameless shower. Best solution for fiberglass shower stalls or situations without proper wall support.

Alumax 300CV-HG continuous hinge semi-frameless shower. Best solution for fiberglass shower stalls or situations without proper wall support.

Please note the placement of the bench may present cleaning difficulties as there is a narrow space between the glass and bench. If possible, extend your bench over the curb or make the bench smaller inside the shower.

Rounded hardware is an exceptional touch to this already breathtaking enclosure

Please note the placement of the bench requires the glass to sit on its edge. We recommend extending the bench further over the curb.

Swinging Shower Screen’. Great solution for a tub screen. The panel is hinged so it can open enough to make turning on the water easier. Also accessible for bathing children.

This shower appears smaller than it really is standing at approximately 90” tall. With a 36” wide door, the hinges required are top-of-the-line, extra heavy duty hinges.

Both walls were out of plumb by approximately 1” or more requiring a header solution to maintain a plum pivot point for the door.

This barn slider option is called a Phantom slider which includes a glass bar. It is tested to be extremely safe using triple laminated glass. There are many configuration options available with this enclosure. Ask us for more information!

This is called a Cottage Slider which includes one towel bar and one handle. Note that it is considered one of our premier frameless sliding options as it does not require wall jambs for stability!

This sliding option is called a PL80 from Alumax. Notice how the door hangs underneath the bar so that it is slightly shorter than the rest of the enclosure. We like to use this sliding option on curbs that are narrow as this system has a smaller footprint compared to other barn-style slider options.

Home Office Solution using Laguna Bar Slider hardware from CR Laurence

Sliding partition panel supported using glass transom.

Regular clear glass was used on this shower; OptiWhite would be an awesome option to consider for a cleaner look!

Hydro Bar Sliding System

Alumax Stainless Steel Heavy Glass Bar Slider

Alumax 1040. Image courtesy of Alumax.

Hydroslide Shower Door. This is similar style as the Barn Door pipeline series except rollers are inside the bar. Sophisticated design and manufactured with quality.

Antique Piano converted to a desk with glass table top and glass backsplash.

Sauna with Frameless Glass

Wine Cellar. Sophisticated design and very high quality that is felt while operating the door.

This shower is using antique brass hardware which is very unique and beautiful!

Another gorgeous antique brass shower enclosure.

This is a handicap shower enclosure for full wheelchair access using hydraulic Atlas hinges. This hinge accommodates up to 39