Shower Doors

We offer a wide range of shower door types such as pivot, sliding, hinged, framed, semi-frameless, and frameless options, and fixed shower screens. Explore our catalog to find the choice that is ideal for your bathroom’s interior decor scheme.

The standard height for most shower doors is between seventy-two and seventy-eight inches. The former is typical for framed and frameless options, with the latter becoming more popular with many modern design choices.

The best approach is to measure the opening width at the top, bottom, and middle to identify the smallest measurement for an accurate fitting. If you are taking measurements during a remodel or renovation, be sure the tiles have already been installed prior to measuring for your new door.

Some homeowners will select frameless shower doors for their sleek, luxurious aesthetic and because they are a low-maintenance option that provides an open layout with minimal hardware needed for installation and functionality. Semi-frameless doors offer an affordable choice that brings modern aesthetics and functionality with additional structural support for increased durability.

One of the most common questions customers ask, and for good reason as frameless shower doors don’t create a watertight seal for your shower. These types of doors are designed to deflect or redirect the water, which means that correct installation, proper showerhead placement (especially for rain and overhead shower heads), and floor slope are all vital for reducing water leaks in your bathroom.

Tempered safety glass in most shower doors can range from ⅜ of an inch to a ½ inch thick. Doors with thicker glass panels are often sturdier, but they may cost more.

The length of time to install the door often depends on the type of door you’ve chosen and any customization that may be required. Standard installations may take a day or two, while more complicated installation jobs could take a few days or even a few weeks. Speak with one of our installation experts to discuss the type of door you want for your bathroom to get a more accurate assessment.

Most of the shower doors on the market today are equipped with protective coatings that automatically repel water and resist stains. But it’s still important to practice routine maintenance to preserve the look and feel of your shower door. Be sure to wipe away excess moisture from the glass after each shower to reduce soap scum and mineral buildup. When cleaning the glass, always remember to use a mild, non-abrasive cleanser.