Hinged single panel
Single swinging glass door anchored to the wall or to a fixed return panel.
Service · Showers
Minimalist, hardware-driven enclosures with no perimeter frame.
Frameless is a hardware-driven design language — no perimeter aluminum, just heavy glass anchored by hinges and clips. The look is quiet and architectural; the build relies on accurate measurement and stud-true anchoring.
Tima does the measure himself. If the existing wall isn’t plumb, that gets called out before fabrication so the panels land flush.
We do new frameless installs on full remodels and new builds, and we replace existing frameless or semi-frameless doors when the glass cracks, the hardware fails, or the configuration needs to change. Replacements use the same heavy glass and hardware grade as a new install — there’s no “downgraded for retrofit” path with us.
If you’re replacing a framed or semi-frameless enclosure with frameless, we measure the opening fresh — the geometry is different and we don’t reuse old templates.
Included
Options
Single swinging glass door anchored to the wall or to a fixed return panel.
Hinged door with a fixed perpendicular panel — the most common frameless configuration.
Three-piece enclosure for larger openings; structural geometry from the glass itself, not a metal frame.
Glass & finish
Eight glass types, fourteen hardware finishes — picked at the in-home measure.
Glass types
Hardware finishes
Recent work
FAQ