Shower glass specialty
Frameless Shower Doors — Custom Measured & Installed
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.
What a frameless shower door is
Frameless describes the construction, not the way the door opens. A frameless door can swing on hinges, slide on a roller track, or sit beside a fixed panel. What makes it frameless is heavy tempered glass (typically 3/8" or 1/2") with polished edges, supported by hinges, clamps or a rail rather than a metal perimeter frame.
Every frameless door we install is built to measurements taken in your bathroom. Walls are rarely perfectly plumb, so the glass is sized and notched to the actual opening instead of a standard catalog size.
Why customers choose EJ Glass for this
- Open, modern look
Uninterrupted glass shows off the tile work and makes the bathroom feel larger.
- Easier cleaning
No bottom track or frame channels means fewer places for water and grime to sit.
- Built to your opening
Glass is measured and fabricated for your walls, curb and fixtures.
- Durable hardware
Solid brass and stainless hinges, clamps and handles in the finish that matches your fixtures.
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Frameless door styles
Hinged (swing) door
A single door or a door with an inline panel. See our swing shower door page for details.
Sliding frameless door
A rolling panel on an exposed rail — ideal when there is no room for a swing.
Door with fixed panels
Inline or 90° return panels for wider openings and corner showers.
Glass & finishes
Clear, low-iron, frosted or patterned glass with chrome, nickel, matte black or gold hardware.
Service area
Frameless shower doors installed for homes throughout Southwest Florida and South Florida.