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Frameless Glass Shower Enclosures in Miami
Custom frameless shower doors and glass enclosures in Miami: clear or low-iron glass, protective coating and hardware in the finish you choose.
- Glass
- 3/8 or 1/2 in. tempered
- Clarity
- Low-iron option
- Coating
- Easy-clean protection
- Hardware
- Matched to faucets
About frameless shower enclosures
A frameless shower makes a bathroom look larger and more refined. Heavy tempered glass, minimal hinges and clean silicone lines let your tile and fixtures take center stage.
Every enclosure is measured on site and made to size, with a protective coating that keeps the glass easier to clean, and hardware matched to your faucets.
Our project · InternationalAnatomy of frameless shower enclosures
- Tempered glass3/8 in. or 1/2 in. fully tempered safety glass, as required for showers.
- Hinges & pivotsWall-mounted or glass-to-glass hinges sized for the door's weight.
- Clamps & channelsMinimal clamps or a slim channel that hold fixed panels.
- Seals & sweepsClear vinyl seals and door sweeps that keep water in the shower.
- Protective coatingA factory coating that helps water bead off and reduces hard-water spots.
Glass that is measured, made to size and installed to a commercial standard.
Performance standards
Architectural glass is chosen by safety, strength and clarity. These are the standards and glass types behind our doors, walls, showers and mirrors.
CPSC 16 CFR 1201 / ANSI Z97.1
Safety glazing standards for glass in doors, showers, sidelights and other hazardous locations.
ASTM C1048 · Heat-treated glass
Fully tempered glass is about four times stronger than annealed glass and breaks into small, blunt pieces.
ASTM C1172 · Laminated glass
Two or more plies bonded by an interlayer that holds the glass in place if it breaks; used where retention matters.
ASTM C1503 · Mirrors
Quality standard for silvered mirror glass, with edge sealing and compatible adhesives for long life.
ANSI/BHMA A156.10 / A156.19
Standards for power-operated sliding doors and low-energy automatic swing doors.
Accessibility (ADA / FBC)
Clear opening width, low thresholds and limited opening force on accessible doors.
Code references are summarized for orientation. Final requirements are confirmed by the engineer of record and the building department for each project.
Design considerations
What our engineering team reviews with the design team before the drawings are final.
- Measure after tileGlass is measured after tile and stone are finished, since it cannot be adjusted on site.
- Door size and weightWide, heavy doors need hinge and wall reinforcement; we check before production.
- Water managementSlopes, curbs and door swing direction are reviewed to keep water inside.
- Steam showersSteam showers need full-height glass, a transom and tight seals.
Our project · InternationalGlass types compared
A quick reference our engineers use with architects and owners when choosing the right system.
| Annealed | Heat-strengthened | Fully tempered | Laminated | Low-iron | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strength | Base | About 2x annealed | About 4x annealed | Depends on plies | Same as base type |
| Breakage | Large sharp shards | Large pieces, stays in frame | Small blunt pieces | Held by the interlayer | As base type |
| Typical use | Mirrors, framed art | Laminated facades, spandrels | Doors, showers, partitions | Railings, overhead, security | Showers, back-painted walls, clear railings |
What we supply
Everything from the first measure to the final clean, in one price.
- 3/8 in. or 1/2 in. tempered glass
- Hinged, pivot, sliding or fixed panels
- Protective easy-clean coating
- Hinges, clamps, pulls and seals
- On-site measure after tile is finished
- Installation by licensed and insured installers
Options & specifications
Final glass and hardware are confirmed with you before production.
| Glass | Clear, low-iron, tinted, frosted or fluted |
|---|---|
| Hardware | Chrome, satin, black, brass or bronze |
| Style | Frameless, semi-frameless or sliding |
| Coating | Protective easy-clean coating |
From photos to installation
- Photos or a visitSend a few phone photos or drawings, or book a visit. We ask the right questions up front.
- Free quoteA clear, itemized price for glass, hardware, finish and installation.
- Site measureOnce you approve, we measure on site so every panel is made to size.
- ProductionTempered or laminated glass and hardware are produced to your measurements and finish.
- InstallationLicensed and insured installers fit, seal, clean and walk you through the result.
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Our project · InternationalFrameless Shower Enclosures: FAQ
When should the shower glass be measured?
After the tile and stone are finished, so the glass fits the final surfaces exactly.
What is low-iron glass?
Glass with less iron, so it has no green tint at the edges. It looks clearer and shows your tile's true color.
3/8 in. or 1/2 in. glass?
Both are standard. 1/2 in. feels more solid and is used on larger doors; 3/8 in. is lighter and very common.
How do I keep shower glass clean?
A protective coating and a quick squeegee after use keep the glass clear for years.
Get your free frameless shower enclosures quote
Tell us what you have in mind and add a few photos. We reply with questions or a price.
- Free, no-obligation quote
- Price from phone photos, before any visit
- Itemized price for glass, hardware and installation
- Licensed and insured installers
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