Edmonton, AB Shower Door Installation

When considering which shower door or tub enclosure design is best for you, you should evaluate the aesthetic style you’re aiming for, as well as any space or accessibility limitations you’ll be working with. You’ll also want to take into account whether you prefer sliding or swinging doors; sliding doors are often favored for smaller bathrooms where space may be an issue.

Let’s take a look at some of our most popular selections here at Glass Doctor of Edmonton:

Framed Doors:

• Metal frames surround the glass panels to offer structural support.
• Pros: Durable, cost-effective, and better sealing options
• Cons: Design limitations, less natural light, and framing can be more challenging to maintain

Frameless Doors:

• Provides a contemporary, minimalist design with no visible frame that promotes a sense of openness in your space.
• Pros: Modern feel, enhanced natural light, and easy to clean
• Cons: Generally more expensive, heavier, and don’t mesh with all bathroom layouts

Sliding Doors:

• Doors slide horizontally along tracks, eliminating the need for swinging clearance.
• Pros: Ease of access, space savings, and customization options
• Cons: Potential for off-track issues, restricted opening width, and seal maintenance

Rectangular Enclosures:

• A classic enclosure selection featuring straight sides and right angles for a more functional appearance.
• Pros: Space efficiency, versatility, and accessibility
• Cons: Limited design variety, maintenance of glass, and possible space constraints

Hexagonal Enclosures:

• A unique geometric design with six sides in the enclosure that helps add a stylish touch to your bathroom.
• Pros: Unique aesthetics, design variety, and versatile placement
• Cons: Sometimes more costly, potential for water splashes, and space considerations