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Shower glass is what EJ Glass is known for. We measure every opening on site, fabricate the glass in our own shop, and install it ourselves — so nothing gets lost between the showroom and your bathroom.
A complete installation covers the on-site measurement, the tempered safety glass, all hardware (hinges, handles, clamps, headers or roller systems), waterproof sealing, and final adjustment so the door swings or slides true. We work with 3/8" and 1/2" tempered glass for frameless work and 1/4" for framed and semi-frameless configurations.
Whether you are replacing a tired framed unit, finishing a new build, or designing a spa bathroom from scratch, we help you choose the configuration, glass type, hardware finish and treatment that fits the space and the budget.
Nothing is off-the-shelf. Every panel is cut, polished and tempered to the measurements we take in your home, so gaps stay tight even in older, out-of-square walls.
All shower glass we install is fully tempered to ANSI Z97.1 standards — it is several times stronger than annealed glass and breaks into blunt pieces rather than shards.
Frameless and minimal-hardware designs remove the metal channels where soap scum and mildew collect. Add a protective coating and the glass sheds water instead of spotting.
A frameless enclosure is one of the highest-impact bathroom upgrades per dollar, and it makes small bathrooms read noticeably larger.
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Two or three panels that glide on a top track — ideal for tub-showers and tight bathrooms where a swing door has nowhere to go.
A single hinged panel, with or without an inline return panel. The cleanest look and the widest opening.
A single fixed pane, often called a walk-in or splash panel. No door, no hardware to maintain.
Neo-angle, steam, curved and multi-panel builds designed around unusual footprints, benches and half-walls.
Each configuration has its own page with design options, photos and answers to the questions we get asked most.
A frameless shower door replaces the metal frame of a traditional enclosure with thick tempered glass held by a few pieces of hardware. The result is a cleaner, brighter bathroom with fewer places for soap scum and mildew to collect.
Learn moreA sliding door is the right answer whenever the bathroom cannot spare the floor space a swing door needs. The panels move along a track instead of into the room.
Learn moreThe swing door is the purest frameless look: one heavy pane of glass, two hinges, a handle, and nothing else interrupting the view of the tile.
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A stationary panel — sometimes called a splash panel, screen or walk-in panel — is a single fixed pane that shields the rest of the bathroom without any door at all.
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Some bathrooms do not fit a catalog. Corner footprints, benches, half-walls, sloped ceilings, steam rooms and curved curbs all need glass drawn around them.
Learn moreWe install shower glass throughout Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Estero, Bonita Springs, Naples, Miami, Coral Gables, Doral and the surrounding communities.