How Much Does it Cost to Install a Shower Door?

Learn about the cost of installing different types of shower doors such as framed, semi-frame, folding, inline, bathtub screen, curved, Euro and hinged glass shower doors.

How Much Does it Cost to Install a Shower Door?

Most shower door installations take between two and four hours to complete. If you have a custom shower door project, expect to pay more for special tools and hardware.

Framed glass shower doors

consist of glass panels that have metal frames, with hinges or attached sliding components. A semi-frame glass shower door has metal around the entire shower cubicle, but not around the door itself.

Folding glass shower doors are hinged on one side and in the center, so the door can be folded to create a barrier-free enclosure. Inline shower doors can be installed to replace a fourth wall or can be aligned with the rest of a glass wall. A bathtub screen is a wall mounted glass panel to separate the shower from the rest of the bathroom. Bathrooms get a lot of traffic on a daily basis, so glass shower enclosures should be made of tempered or laminated safety glass.

Be mindful when installing a custom glass shower, as you may have to pay more for a door that measures more than 76 inches (1.9 m) and is more than 60 inches (1.5 m) wide. Whether you're creating a new shower cubicle or replacing existing glass doors, choosing between the different finishes can give your shower cubicle an attractive look. Remodeling contractors, maintenance services, and glass specialists called glassmakers install shower doors. Upgrading and improving your shower door is an excellent way to refresh your bathroom without too much expense or the hassle of construction.

Curved glass shower doors are modern, elegant and suitable for small spaces or to be placed in corners. Euro shower doors are also known as frameless doors and are mounted with clips instead of a frame, creating a clean, minimalist look. Framed shower doors also come in a three-panel, neo-angular style designed to fit in the corner of a small bathroom. Unlike swing doors, a hinged glass shower door is hinged along the sides and only opens in one direction.

Frosted glass shower doors offer a level of privacy in the shower, but they can make your room appear smaller and not as bright. Frameless glass shower doors are made of thicker tempered glass that is less susceptible to breakage and is just as safe as framed doors.

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