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There are so many reasons why you should opt for frameless glass shower doors over framed shower doors. We’ve all experienced the dreaded shower curtain that sticks to you and quickly grows mold or screens with metal frames that are a haven for soap scum.
Builder grade framed shower glass enclosures are typically glazed with a push vinyl that cracks, breaks, and doesn’t seal in corners well. By comparison, frameless shower glass enclosures are wet sealed to deflect water for years to come. If taken care of, a high-grade waterproof silicone will look better for years to come and help to make the shower glass more secure also.
Frameless doors make showering easier. They make the space feel larger thanks to their modern design and added the ability for more natural light to get in. The lack of framing means fewer places for soap scum or moisture to build up. As a result, frameless shower door enclosures remain cleaner for longer and take less effort to clean in general – making them the ideal choice for your shower project.
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If you are in the process of renovating your bathroom or installing a new bathroom in a newly built home, you will have some big decisions to make regarding the lay-out and fixtures. One of the most important decisions of your bathroom design is how you will enclose your shower. Not only do shower door enclosures need to stop the spread of water, but they also need to be easy to clean and look great. With so many options to choose from, however, how do you know which is the right option for your space? If framed shower doors are not part of how you envisage your shower project, then we’re here to help. At GCS Glass, we offer a wide range of custom-made, frameless glass shower doors perfectly designed to suit your bathroom. Your dream bathroom is just a phone call away.
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Single frameless glass shower doors are ideal for standard-size shower enclosures (usually 22” to 34” wide opening). showers and are one of the most common frameless shower doors you will see. The frameless shower glass can in fact make the shower and surrounding bathroom space feel bigger.
A frameless pivot swing shower door is a great option for single panel installation, though they can also be secured in place as a shower screen or splash panel with a walk-in opening to the shower. This option is a great alternative to a stationary splash panel as it gives you more functionality when cleaning or bathing children. This is because it can be opened to give create more space.
Wall to Glass hinged frameless glass shower doors can also be installed as double swing doors. Ideal for larger showers, their bold design makes a statement in any bathroom. These full-size frameless shower doors can be installed to swing inwards or outwards and are fantastic for allowing natural light into the entire shower space
Classic and simple pivot shower doors swing on simple pivot hinges which are fitted on top and bottom of the frameless glass shower doors. They can pivot both inwards and outwards. They offer a very clean as the hardware is placed on top and bottom of the glass rather than at eye level.
Similar to bypass sliding doors, a barn door slider moves one panel over the other to create an opening. However, a barn door slider has a round bar that only allows one door to slide. Comparatively, a double bypass has a square bar with two rails so that both panels can slide, bypassing one another.
Perfect for shower stalls and bathrooms with limited space, a double bypass shower door simply slides back over the top of the door beside it. Custom designed slider layouts are available if you have an extra wide or large opening that calls for a more versatile slider option.
Double bypass sliders are ideal for creating a large opening to the shower in bathrooms where space is at a premium. They are the preferred option over bi-fold shower doors which are often awkward and difficult to use.
Due to the weight of the glass and the way in which the doors slide, this option is often installed as a semi-frameless shower door with metal frames. This is most often seen with dual-sliding frameless shower doors.
The presence of a partial frame helps to support the weight of the doors and enables them to slide properly. The main difference between a frameless double slider and a semi-frameless bypass slider is the frame around the perimeter of the opening and usually the thickness of glass. ⅜” for frameless and ¼” for semi.
A typical bypass shower door (single-sliding frameless shower door) may still be possible without a metal frame depending on your shower.
A tub door or tub panel is a frameless glass panel fixed to the wall and lip of the tub. These bath screens create a protective barrier against water for the rest of the bathroom while also making for a gorgeous bath free of messy, moldy shower curtains.
With wet-room-style bathrooms becoming more common, your shower project may be better suited to a glass enclosure. Frameless shower doors & enclosures are ideal for those who want a protective barrier in place to deflect water from the rest of the bathroom while still creating the illusion of space. Large glass shower enclosures are also well suited to steam rooms where the glass is sealed floor to ceiling.
If you have a corner shower, rather than make the entire shower space feel small and closed in with framed panels, opt for a custom frameless corner shower kit. Frameless shower doors & enclosures make the space feel bigger and allow natural light to flood the space.
Ideal for corner showers, a neo-angle door creates a flattened corner to your shower surround. This helps create extra functional space by removing the shower enclosure’s protrusion into the rest of the bathroom.
Opting for frameless shower doors on your steam shower adds a sleek, elegant finish. When installed by the professionals at GCS Glass & Mirror, your glass shower enclosure will offer superior protection for your bathroom from the effects of the steam.
Do you have a tiled nib wall separating your vanity from your shower? This is the perfect situation to install a custom glass frameless shower panel. Our team will expertly measure and fit the panel for a seamless and sleek shower enclosure.
Selected wall tiles with a unique profile and now having issues finding a suitable fit of shower door or side panels? We offer notched panels and frameless doors that are expertly cut to accommodate the tile and offer a seamless, waterproof joint. We also offer these options for showers requiring a custom fit to accommodate a return in addition to the door and notched panel.
Prefer to walk into your shower and have no door at all? You will still require a splash barrier and if a shower curtain doesn’t appeal, then a single shower glass panel is the answer. Expertly installed to align with the hob and wall, splash panels are both effective and hygienic.
For a simple, fresh, and easy-to-clean option, consider using custom glass panels for your shower walls in place of tiles. Glass walls are easy to clean, are durable, and create an effective moisture barrier.
There are so many viable options for the glass used in your shower, stick with a classic clear finish or go for a unique and bold design.
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Incredibly popular, this option is ideal for those dreaming of a more contemporary shower space. Black grid-style doors look best in a white bathroom where the contrast can be admired while also ensuring the space does not look overwhelmed.
Perfect for privacy, frosted and textured glass doors create a more cozy feel than clear glass. As they are still transparent, they allow for natural light to still access the shower space. The frosting can be applied to the entire panel or as a pattern.
Opaque glass doors offer the ultimate privacy. Opaque doors are perfect for shared family bathrooms, divided style shower doors, locker rooms, or even as room dividers and household doors. They do limit the amount of natural light that can access your shower, so are a shower door design that is best placed in bright, open bathrooms.
Cast designs such as rain glass offer a unique and interesting way to inject personality into your shower space. Rather than normal glass, the cast glass includes a design of your choosing that is carefully cut into the glass surface.
Ideal for tub doors or single panel shower doors, arched frameless glass panels add interest through a simple shift away from the standard square shapes we are used to. The rounded edges add softness and uniqueness to your shower enclosure.
At GCS Glass & Mirror we offer affordable custom shower solutions to suit every budget and bathroom space. Our seamless glass shower doors are manufactured to the highest standards and expertly installed
We have years of experience in the glass shower doors industry and possess the skills and knowledge needed to deliver truly outstanding results. When you buy frameless shower doors from the team at GCS Glass & Mirror, you can be assured that your shower door installation will be handled with care.
If you want to work with a leader in shower door installation that offers a wide range of options for your shower project, contact GCS Glass & Mirror today!
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