About 50% of showers are inline. Usually a door + a fixed panel which can range anywhere from 4-6+ feet installed in a straight line enclosing your shower, or bathtub. Inline showers can be fabricated based on 2 or 3 section depending on the layout of your bathroom.
If you are remodeling your bathroom, it is important to understand why custom glass shower doors are better than any other option. A bathroom is a high customizable room that you spend more time in than you realize. With custom shower doors, you can match any look or tone.

A glass shower enclosure is easy to maintain, only requiring that the glass be cleaned regularly. We also recommend that you keep a squeegee in the shower so you can wipe the glass down following a shower and prevent soap scum from forming.

90-degree Corner showers are also popular. Majority of this style is installed in the ensuite – where the bathroom is spacious. The 90° return panel can go from the floor – ceiling or on a half wall, adjacent to a bathtub or vanity.

With custom 90-degree glass shower doors, you can choose from: frameless, semi-frameless, single or double doors. Not only will these doors match any look or function you are seeking, but they will also stay beautiful and safe for many years.

Our sliders are consisted of two pieces of glass – fixed + moving. The fixed piece is secured to the overhead rod which supports the weight of the moving piece. The moving glass has rollers which sits on the overhead rod with a smooth surface allowing the glass to open & close with ease. The door guilder in the bottom helps point the door in the right direction. Our typical Tub Slider ranges between 54 – 62+ inches but can be shortened/extended. A standard gap overtop is mandatory.

 Single glass shower doors open either to the left or right. They never open inward — this is against building codes as it could trap you inside if you fell and had to be rescued. You have to consider whether you have a toilet or other fixed item that would prevent your single shower door from fully opening. You’ll want the door opening path to be free of obstructions.

Neo Angle, Three Angle or 45° are all common names. This style consists of two non-moving glass panels, and a movable door in center. Neo Angle Showers are common for small bathrooms – where the layout gives maximum space inside the shower yet takes minimum on the outside.

Whether you need to save space in the bathroom or just want an exciting and energetic look, the neo angle shower enclosure may be exactly what you need. These shower enclosures feature three glass sides that enclose two walls and usually fit in the corner of your bath. They can be compact or expansive, whatever you need to get your dream shower into your bathroom.