Flawless Premium Custom Frameless Showers in Chicago - Measured, Cut, and Ready to Install
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Every Frameless Shower Style Chicago Bathrooms Use Most
- Hinged frameless doors — swing open on minimal hardware, a clean look for any bathroom
- Sliding frameless doors — glide on a track, a good fit for tight bathroom layouts
- Neo-angle frameless enclosures — built for corner showers, common in smaller bathrooms
- Curbless frameless enclosures— flush-to-floor entry, no step to clear
- Fixed panel and door combos — one stationary panel paired with a swinging door
- Full frameless enclosures— glass panels on every open side of the shower
Frameless vs. Framed Shower Doors — How to Choose the Right Build
Both styles work well in Chicago bathrooms. The right choice depends on your space, your layout, and how much upkeep you want.
Custom Frameless Showers use thicker tempered glass with little to no metal hardware. They give a clean, modern look and have fewer parts to clean. In Chicago condo bathrooms, Custom Frameless Showers are a common pick because they open up a small footprint.
Framed doors use a full metal border around the glass. They work well for a straight replacement and hold up over time. The trade-off is more surface area where water spots and grime can build up.
We help you pick based on your bathroom size, your tile, and the look you want.
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How Frameless Shower Doors Are Mounted and Installed
How to Measure Your Shower for a Custom Frameless Door
Getting the measurement right before you order saves time and avoids a second visit. Older Chicago buildings often have shower openings that are not perfectly square, so measuring with care matters more than you might expect.
- Measure the width at the top, middle, and bottom of the opening. Use the smallest number.
- Measure the height on the left side, center, and right side. Use the smallest number.
- Check for square — hold a level to each corner. Note any angles.
- Account for fixtures — mark the location of valves, shelves, or curbs the door needs to clear.
- Note whether your shower has a curb. This affects the glass and the bottom seal.
- Note the wall and tile material. This affects how the door will mount.
Bring your measurements to us or share them by phone at (224) 381-6688. If anything looks off, we will talk through it before we order your glass.
Glass Thickness and Edge Finish — What the Specs Actually Mean
Thickness:
- 3/8 inch – the standard for most Custom Frameless Showers, rigid enough for a single hinged or sliding panel
- 1/2 inch – heavier glass for large panels, full enclosures, and doors with wide spans
Glass finish:
- Clear tempered glass – the standard choice, required by code for shower doors
- Frosted glass – adds privacy without blocking light
- Tinted glass – softens the view while keeping the space open
For most Custom Frameless Showers in Chicago bathrooms, we recommend 3/8 inch tempered glass. For large panels or full enclosures, 1/2 inch glass holds its shape better across a wider span.
