Custom frameless glass for Phoenix and the Valley homes.
From frameless enclosures and fixed panels to hinged, sliding, and double-door systems. Every configuration measured and installed to fit your space.
Frameless enclosures, fit to your opening.
A frameless enclosure carries its own structure: thick 3/8" tempered glass, minimal hardware, and no surrounding channel to collect water or interrupt the tile. Every panel is field-measured and cut to your opening rather than pulled from a stock size.
That approach covers walk-ins, alcoves, and corner configurations, as well as unusual openings: sloped ceilings, knee walls, half-walls, and out-of-plumb tile. If the space isn't square, the glass is cut to match it.
Hinged, sliding, and bypass doors.
Hinged doors suit standard alcove and corner showers where there is clear space to swing. Sliding doors work over tubs and in tighter openings, and bypass systems handle wide openings where wall space won't allow a swing at all.
Hardware is matched to the rest of the room (chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, brushed gold, or oil-rubbed bronze) so hinges, handles, and clips read as part of the design instead of an afterthought.
Fixed panels for walk-in showers.
A fixed panel is a single sheet of tempered glass anchored to the wall, floor, or curb. No door, no hinges, no track. It keeps the room open and leaves almost nothing to clean or maintain.
3/8" glass is standard; taller or wider panels move up to 1/2" for rigidity. We regularly coordinate with designers and contractors during framing so the rough opening, curb, and anchoring are right before tile goes on.
Custom configurations for any bathroom shape.
Corner, inline, and neo-angle units are built for bathrooms that don't follow a rectangle. Openings 60" and wider often call for a double door system so each panel stays a manageable size and weight.
These layouts are hardware-intensive: headers, support bars, angled clips, and precise hinge placement, so the final configuration is confirmed on the field measurement rather than quoted from a floor plan.
Sealed glass for steam showers.
A steam enclosure runs full height with a sealed transom or operable vent panel so heat and vapor stay inside the shower instead of the rest of the bathroom. Panels are typically thicker to handle the span.
Specialized hardware, gaskets, and seals do the real work here, along with proper ventilation planning. We walk through venting, door swing, and steam head placement with you before anything is ordered.
From first measurement to installed glass.
Free consultation
We talk through your project and give you a clear estimate.
In-home measure
Precise field measurements and design in your bathroom.
Approve & order
You approve the plan; we order your glass and hardware.
Installation
Professional, single-visit install, sealed and cleaned.
Enjoy
Backed by a lifetime installation warranty.
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