Custom glass shower enclosures in El Paso

Common enclosure layouts

A door-and-panel setup fills a wide opening with a fixed glass section beside a hinged door.

Corner enclosures use two walls of glass that meet at 90 degrees, while neo-angle designs cut the corner with angled panels to save floor space.

Walk-in designs with a single fixed panel and no door at all have become popular in larger primary bathrooms.

Planning around your remodel

Glass is measured last, after the tile, curb and any bench or niche are finished.

If you are still at the framing stage, tell your contractor where hinges and clamps will land so blocking can go into the wall.

Knee walls topped with glass need a solid cap and anchoring plan, which a glass installer can review with your tile setter.

Choices that change the look

Clear glass, extra-clear low-iron glass, frosted and patterned glass all give a different feel in the same space.

Hardware comes in many finishes, and header bars or support arms may be needed on taller or wider panels.

A transom or full-height panel can trap heat for a steam shower, which needs a different design than a standard enclosure.