You can add accessories such as towel bars, handles, or glass treatments for increased privacy, such as frosted or patterned glass. These additional features can enhance the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the shower door and fixed panel setup.

Yes, shower doors and fixed panels are versatile and can be installed in both traditional and modern bathroom designs. Their clean lines and sleek finishes make them suitable for contemporary spaces, while their timeless appeal fits well with more classic bathroom aesthetics.

The frames of the shower door and fixed panel typically come in a variety of finishes, including chrome, brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and matte black, among others.

Yes, You have a ten-year warranty on the glass and coating.

Easy-to-clean coatings to prevent water stains and buildup.

1. Yes, many shower door and fixed panel systems offer customization options to accommodate various bathroom dimensions. Customers can often choose from different sizes to fit their specific needs.

7-10 Business Days.

1. Height Measurement: Use a tape measure to determine the height of the opening from the top of the shower base or tub to the top of the enclosure. Measure in at least two places to ensure accuracy, as some surfaces may not be perfectly level.
2. Width Measurement: Measure the width of the opening at the top, middle, and bottom. Ensure the tape measure is straight and parallel to the ground. Take the widest measurement as your width.
3. Depth Measurement (Optional): If the door is going to swing outward into the bathroom, measure the depth of the shower enclosure from the inside wall to the outer edge of the shower base or tub.
4. Note Any Obstructions: Take note of any fixtures or obstructions that might affect the installation, such as faucets, handles, or slopes in the wall.
5. Consider Door Swing: Determine which direction you want the door to swing (inward or outward) and make sure there's enough clearance for it.