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Contact
Bathroom Accesories
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  • Home
  • Showers
  • Mirrors
  • Types Of Glass
  • About
  • Contact
  • Bathroom Accesories
  • Request A Measure
  • Home
  • Showers
  • Mirrors
  • Types Of Glass
  • About
  • Contact
  • Bathroom Accesories
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The Latest in Shower Door Collections

Explore our selection of high-quality shower door enclosures designed to suit a variety of styles. From sleek frameless designs to durable framed and space-saving sliding options, each enclosure is crafted to enhance both the functionality and appearance of your bathroom.

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Frameless Enclosure

A frameless enclosure offers a sleek, modern look using thick tempered glass with minimal hardware. It creates an open, airy feel that showcases tile work and makes the bathroom appear larger.


Functionality: Typically uses a hinged door that swings open (In & Out), providing a wide, unobstructed entry.


Key Features: Heavy-duty glass, minimal metal, customizable sizing, premium aesthetic.


Maintenance: Easier to clean due to fewer metal edges where grime can build up, but glass should be wiped regularly to prevent water spots and mineral buildup.

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Framed Enclosure

A framed enclosure features glass panels supported by a full metal frame, offering durability and stability. It’s a cost-effective and reliable option for a wide range of bathroom styles.
Functionality: Can include hinged or sliding doors, with the frame adding structural support and reducing glass thickness requirements.
Key Features: Strong aluminum framing, budget-friendly, multiple finish options, good water containment.
Maintenance: Frames and tracks may collect soap scum and moisture, requiring regular cleaning to prevent buildup and corrosion over time.

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Semi Frameless Enclosure

A semi-framed enclosure blends the durability of framed designs with the clean look of frameless glass. It typically has framing around the outer edges while the door panel remains minimally framed or frameless.
Functionality: Often includes a hinged door with added support from the partial frame, balancing stability and style.
Key Features: Thinner metal framing, modern appearance, mid-range cost, enhanced structural support compared to frameless.
Maintenance: Moderate upkeep—less metal to clean than a fully framed enclosure, but still requires occasional attention to edges and hardware.

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Sliding Enclosure

A sliding enclosure uses glass panels that glide horizontally along a track, making it ideal for bathrooms where space is limited. It’s a practical and efficient option for tub or shower openings.
Functionality: Doors slide past each other on rollers, eliminating the need for swing clearance.
Key Features: Space-saving design, smooth-glide rollers, available in framed, semi-framed, or frameless styles.
Maintenance: Tracks and rollers should be cleaned regularly to prevent buildup and ensure smooth operation; occasional lubrication may be needed to maintain performance.

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