Shower Doors Peoria Az

Yes, if you inform us that you require hardware request your quote. Many of our clients do, but sometimes our customers have hardware they have already purchased.

So in the event that you are going to be needing hardware, then please let us know at the start.

After we provide you your final estimate, It Is going to include the hardware as well. We don't believe in hidden surprises and fees. You will see all of the pricing upfront.

1. Frameless Shower Doors

A frameless shower door is made from one single pane, and typically pivots outwards into the room. This provides for a cleaner, and more modern appearance. These frameless ”pivot-style” doors are tasteful and trendy. They're also among the more durable, and structurally sound choices, which explains the reason why they are often the most highly sought-after doors.

2. Full Frameless Shower Enclosures

If you have a more “open space” style bathroom, you may want to consider a full frameless shower enclosure instead, which will help add a sense of dimension to your bathroom.

Full frameless enclosures could be square, curved, rectangular, or even hexagonal. The final dimensions and shape will be based on the specific configuration of your bathroom, and your budget.

3. Bi-Fold Shower Enclosures

For bathrooms with limited space, Bi-fold shower doors are a wonderful option.

Bi-Fold shower doors, are comprised of glass panels that fold inside the shower, enabling you to maximize the space in your bathroom to the fullest.

These doors aren't only a practical solution for smaller spaces, but they're also very affordable too.

4. Curved Glass Shower Enclosures

If you're looking to install a "walk-in" shower space, then utilizing curved glass doors can help you to really open up your shower. They do this by giving you the visual sense of the shower space being larger than it actually is. Curved glass doors & enclosures nearly always feature a metal frame at both the top, and bottom, of the door.

Frameless and Semi-Frameless: The strongest glass thickness option that we offer for our frameless shower doors & enclosures, is a 1/2-inch thick architectural glass (which is HIGHLY recommended for frameless showers!). Additionally, we also work with: 3/16-inch, 1/4-inch, and 3/8-inch glass.

Framed: For framed shower projects, we recommend working with a glass of a thickness of 3/16-inch or 1/4-inch. This allows the glass to be "lighter" (in comparison to thick and more weighted frameless glass alternatives) which is due to the sturdy metal frames around the glass.

Once we have a better understanding of your bathroom, and design concept, we will make a recommendation on which thickness will be the best choice to utilize for your specific project.

As a result of incredible progress in glass production technologies, there are a wide range of shower glass designs that you can choose from. Some of the glass style types that are the most popular with our customers include:

Thanks to new advancements in glass production technologies, there are a vast assortment of shower glass designs you can choose from. Some of the glass design options which are the most popular with our clients include:

Clear Glass: This is the most frequently used style of glass. It has a subtle green tint that is inherent to all Clear Glass types . Therefore, we don't suggest this type of shower glass if your shower utilizes solid white tile or marble, as it will create a green lighting to be cast onto that pure white color.

Low-Iron Glass: This style of shower glass will be the best for overall glass clarity, and an excellent choice for lightly colored or white accented showers.

* Please note that Clear & Low-Iron shower glass designs are ideal choices for smaller bathrooms, as they help to make the bathroom look larger.

Frosted Glass: This style of shower glass is partly "opaque" glass, manufactured by acid-etching or sandblasting the glass. Using frosted glass technology, we could make your whole shower door frosted, or frosting the glass can be used to create beautiful designs onto your enclosure.

Rain Glass: This is a unique, factory made patterned tempered glass, which runs through the entire glass panel, which can help to add a distinctly unique texture (and privacy protection) for your shower.

* Frosted, frosted-etched, rain textured, and/or tinted glass variants, are normally the ideal choice if you're going for privacy, or when you have an older shower in which you don't want the tile exposed to direct sunlight, or have it seen from the outside.

When looking at the factors that decide the price of shower doors in Peoria, you first need to know the style, size, and layout requirements of your shower, as well as the design and aesthetic of your bathroom as a whole.

Bigger showers usually require more glass than compact ones, and will obviously have a higher price point in comparison to smaller showers.

Additionally, the type of customizations you hope for will affect the price as well, with features including carved or chiseled edges, or frosted glass, usually adding to the price too.

The more "customized" the design, the higher the price. This is normally a result of extra materials needed, or time needed to produce/carve/frost etc. the door pieces to your unique specifications.

It's also important to note that curved glass, or other uniquely shaped glass doors, are more expensive than other more conventional "right-angled" enclosures.

Another key consideration will be the overall size of the panels you need, and also the thickness/quality of the glass.

Normally, custom glass shower doors may cost as low as $500-$600, and as high as $1,500. It all depends on your unique needs and requirements. You'll also have to factor in the installation rates which could vary from $200-$300 plus on average.

First, you would need to contact us for free consult and quote.

We will come out and measure your space, go over the specifications you are looking for, and then help you create the custom glass shower door or enclosure you have been dreaming of!

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