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Tampa Bay · Frameless specialists

Custom Frameless Shower Doors Installed in Tampa, FL

See the tile, not the door. We template the opening you already have, cut the glass to it, and set the hardware in the finish you picked.

Frameless shower enclosure with brushed brass hardware on Calacatta marble
Glass
3/8" and 1/2" tempered
Hardware
Brushed brass · Chrome · Matte black
Counties
Hillsborough · Pinellas · Pasco

Recent work

Cut to the opening, not to a catalog

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How a job runs

Three steps, and the first one decides the other two

  1. 01

    We template the opening

    Somebody comes out and measures the wall you actually have, not the wall the catalog assumes. Out of plumb, out of square, a curb that slopes: all of it changes the cut.

  2. 02

    The glass is cut to it

    Tempered glass cannot be trimmed after it is tempered. That is why the measure comes first and why a panel that arrives wrong is a new panel, not an adjustment.

  3. 03

    Hardware set, door hung

    Hinges and clamps anchored into blocking or into the tile with the right fastener, then the door is adjusted until it closes on the first try and stays where you leave it.

Where we work

Across the Tampa Bay area

Three counties. Every panel is templated on site before it is cut, whichever side of the bay it is on.

Hillsborough County

13 cities
  • Tampa
  • Brandon
  • Riverview
  • Valrico
  • Seffner
  • Mango
  • Temple Terrace
  • Apollo Beach
  • Gibsonton
  • Ruskin
  • Sun City Center
  • Balm
  • Lutz

Pinellas County

8 cities
  • Clearwater
  • St. Petersburg
  • Palm Harbor
  • Dunedin
  • Safety Harbor
  • Seminole
  • Largo
  • Bay Pines

Pasco County

5 cities
  • Wesley Chapel
  • Land O' Lakes
  • Odessa
  • Trinity
  • New Port Richey

Your town is not on the list? We still measure it.Call (813) 993-2319

FAQ

Questions people ask before they buy

How thick is the glass in a frameless shower door?

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Either 3/8 inch or 1/2 inch tempered. Half inch is heavier and stiffer, which matters on a tall panel or a wide door, and it needs hardware and wall backing rated to carry it. Three eighths handles most residential openings.

Why does clear shower glass look green at the edge?

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That is the iron in standard float glass, and it shows most against white tile and white grout. Low iron glass removes the cast. It costs more, and on a dark tile most people cannot tell the difference.

Can you install a frameless door on any shower?

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No, and that is worth saying out loud. Frameless panels need something solid to anchor into and walls close enough to plumb that the seal still closes. When an opening is wrong for frameless we say so at the measure instead of at the install.

Which areas around Tampa do you cover?

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Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties, which covers Tampa, Brandon, Riverview, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes and the towns between them.

Free measure

Tell us about the opening

The measure costs nothing and it is the only way to price a frameless enclosure honestly. Send what you have and somebody will come look at it.

  • No stock sizes, every panel cut to your wall
  • Tempered glass in 3/8" and 1/2"
  • Hardware matched to the fixtures already in the room
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