When should shower glass be measured?
After tile, curbs, thresholds, and surrounding surfaces are finished. That gives the glass the best chance to fit cleanly.
Services / Residential
Frameless Showers done right.
From single swing doors to full walk-in enclosures, we design shower glass around the tile you already love and hardware that fits the room.
Best For
- Primary baths
- Guest bath upgrades
- Low-iron glass
- Matte black or brass hardware
Included
- Template after tile
- Tempered safety glass
- Polished edges
- Silicone and water test
Why it matters
Every enclosure is templated after tile so the final panels follow the room exactly.
Local service notes
Custom frameless shower doors and enclosures
We template shower glass after tile is complete so the finished panels follow the actual room. Our shower projects cover single doors, return panels, corner enclosures, walk-in openings, and hardware finishes that fit bathrooms across North Atlanta homes.
See North Atlanta service areas ->Single swing shower doors
Walk-in glass shower panels
Low-iron glass upgrades
Matte black, chrome, brass, and brushed hardware
What thickness is common for frameless shower glass?
Most frameless showers use 3/8 inch or 1/2 inch tempered safety glass, depending on the layout and hardware plan.
Process
Ask for timing ->From measure to shine.
- 01Confirm layout
- 02Template finished surfaces
- 03Fabricate tempered panels
- 04Install and tune door swing