416HomeReno

A fixed glass panel for your bathtub. Wide enough for you to enjoy & splash in the shower, also not super wide so that you can easily get in and out of the bathtub.

Monday feature: this sleek big single panel with a black channel. No bulky hardware, no handles, no clips. We say YES to this enclosure.

Imagine showering and looking out the big window like this…only if your house is backing onto a ravine. For this project we did a big fixed panel with a swing door. Minimalistic and durable.

The swing door glass shower beast.

Isn’t it a cute Parisian style bathroom? With this painting on the wall, brushed gold hardware, curved fixed glass panel…Nous l’adorons

This is an interesting project we got to work on. A corner shower with a pony wall, beautiful choice of tiles, finished off with a tempered glass enclosure.

The summer awaits. There is no other outdoor oasis as your gorgeous backyard (if done right). The glass railings were the last step to finish our client’s forever home. Now they have sturdy and secure glass railings with spigot enclosure system that safely zones the space into the back patio, walkout basement area, stairs to the main level and the area around the retaining wall. What a change!

How do you like this glass enclosure with a pony wall?

A corner sliding glass tub enclosure would work for you if you have a similar bathroom layout where there is no structural wall between a tub and toilet. Then the glass wall zones the two separate areas and divides the space as per their functionality. DM for an estimate.

If space allows, go ahead and have both - your perfect corner shower and a free standing tub. Inquiry for a glass quote in DM.

Going neutral with your shower tiles? Good choice but don’t forget about the contrast - you can do all black shower hardware with glass enclosure wrapped with black channel.

Warm February weather (global warming effect eh) allows to work outside and complete glass projects in one day. Looking to enclosure a front porch? We got you covered.