If you're planning a bathroom renovation in Michigan, a frameless shower door is one of the highest-impact upgrades you can make. This guide walks Oakland and Livingston County homeowners through everything they need to know — from configuration options to the installation process.
The configuration you choose depends on your bathroom layout and personal preference. Here's what we offer:
| Configuration | Best For |
|---|---|
| Single hinged door | Standard alcove showers |
| Double hinged doors | Wider openings, walk-in showers |
| Sliding / bypass 2-panel | Space-constrained bathrooms |
| Sliding / bypass 3-panel | Larger walk-in showers |
| Neo-angle corner unit | Corner shower installations |
Glass thickness is the biggest variable. Standard frameless doors use 3/8" tempered glass. Upgrading to 1/2" glass gives the door a noticeably heavier, more premium feel.
Hardware finish is your biggest design decision. Chrome and brushed nickel are classic choices. Matte black is our most popular finish for modern bathrooms. Oil-rubbed bronze and brushed gold add warmth to traditional or transitional spaces.
Glass type upgrades are available. Low-iron (Starphire) glass eliminates the slight green tint in standard glass — the result is a water-clear, crystal appearance that looks stunning with white or light-colored tile. Rain or patterned glass provides privacy while letting light through.
Add-ons like towel bars, header bars, water deflectors, and inline panels are all optional and discussed during your consultation.
1. Consultation — Contact us to discuss your project. We'll answer questions and help you choose the right configuration.
2. Measure appointment — We come to your home, measure every dimension of your opening precisely, and confirm your glass and hardware selections.
3. Fabrication — Your glass is custom-cut and tempered to your exact specifications. This typically takes 1–2 weeks.
4. Installation — We return to install your new enclosure. Most installations take 2–4 hours.
Semi-frameless doors use framing on the fixed panels but a frameless door — giving you most of the clean aesthetic of a fully frameless door.
Framed doors are the most durable and budget-friendly option. They're available in a wide range of styles and work well in many bathroom designs.
The best way to decide is to see options in person. When we come out for your consultation, we bring hardware samples and walk you through every option so you can make an informed decision.
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