Frameless hinged swing shower door with brushed nickel hardware

Shower glass specialty

Frameless Swing Shower Doors

The 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.

What a swing shower door is

A swing (or pivot) door is a hinged glass panel mounted to a wall, to a fixed glass panel, or to a knee wall. Most are built from 3/8" or 1/2" tempered glass with heavy-duty hinges rated for the panel weight. Doors can be configured as a single door, a door with an inline panel, or a door between two returns.

Because the panel carries its own weight through the hinges, glass thickness and hinge selection matter. We size every swing door so it opens smoothly and stays aligned instead of drifting over time.

Why customers choose EJ Glass for this

  • The cleanest frameless look

    No header, no track, no vertical framing — just polished glass and two pieces of hardware.

  • Full-width entry

    The entire opening clears when the door is open, which matters for accessibility and for cleaning.

  • Best seal

    With a proper sweep and jamb seal, a hinged door contains water very effectively in a curbed shower.

  • Built to last

    Heavy tempered glass and rated hinges mean no rollers or tracks to wear out.

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Configurations and hardware

Single door

One hinged panel in a tiled opening. The simplest and most economical frameless build.

Door with inline panel

A fixed panel alongside the door for wider openings, joined with a slim glass-to-glass clamp.

Door on a knee wall

Hinged to a half-wall or pony wall, common in walk-in showers with a bench.

Hinge styles

Wall-mount, glass-to-glass and offset hinges with adjustable hold-open positions at 0°, 90° and 180°.

Service area

Frameless swing doors installed across Southwest Florida and the greater Miami area.

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