• Folding Shower Door Quote Request

    Our bi-folding enclosures have nothing mounted to the floor, no thresholds or door guides.  We use a vinyl sweep that slides onto the bottom of the door panels to direct water inward.
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  • Please give us a call at 510-843-3334 to schedule a measure or let us know the best number to reach you at.

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  • Corner Enclosures

  • Corner Enclosures
  • Opening Size

    Opening Size

    When both sides of a corner enclosure are doors, we recommend each door not exceed 40 inches in width. However, 50 inches is the maximum width for a door. Though possible, we do not recommend hinging the door to a fixed panel as it will not sit flush when the door is open. The doors should fold flat to a wall. Where possible, consider making one side a fixed glass panel. We will need to follow up with you to figure out the best solution for you.
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  • Glass Type

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  • What is Low-Iron Glass

    What is Low-Iron Glass

    Low-iron glass is optically more clear than standard clear glass due to the low iron content. Clear glass will have a higher level of iron in the silica used to make it. This creates a greenish tint in the finished product. Different manufacturers have their own special formula & trademarked names like Starphire, Crystal Clear, OptiWhite or UltraClear. The one thing they all have in common is the low amount of iron in their raw materials. This extra refining increases the cost of the glass.Most people will not notice the difference unless it is pointed out to them. For many applications clear glass is perfectly adequate. Where budget is the biggest concern, clear is the way to go. You might consider low-iron in certain cases. If visual cohesiveness is important such as in an all white bathroom or one with special tile, low-iron might be worth the added cost. The green tint is also more obvious in thicker glass, satin & patterned glass or when viewing the edges of glass. Most people will not pay attention to glass edges.  This may be more apparent if the shower doors will be in the open position when not in use. Edges will have a green color with clear glass and more of a bluish tint with low-iron. It is up to you to decide if the clarity is worth the extra expense.
  • What is Low-Iron Glass?

    Low-iron glass is optically more clear than standard clear glass due to the low iron content. Clear glass will have a higher level of iron in the silica used to make it. This creates a greenish tint in the finished product. Different manufacturers have their own special formula & trademarked names like Starphire, Crystal Clear, OptiWhite or UltraClear. The one thing they all have in common is the low amount of iron in their raw materials. This extra refining increases the cost of the glass.

    Most people will not notice the difference unless it is pointed out to them. For many applications clear glass is perfectly adequate. Where budget is the biggest concern, clear is the way to go. You might consider low-iron in certain cases. If visual cohesiveness is important such as in an all white bathroom or one with special tile, low-iron might be worth the added cost. The green tint is also more obvious in thicker glass, satin & patterned glass or when viewing the edges of glass. Most people will not pay attention to glass edges, such as when the doors are folded. This may be more apparent if the shower doors will be in the open position when not in use. Edges will have a green color with clear glass and more of a bluish tint with low-iron, as pictured above. It is up to you to decide if the clarity is worth the extra expense.

  • Hardware Finish

    All styles are available in two standard finishes, chrome or brushed nickel. Custom powder coating options are available for a greater cost. The lead times for custom finishes are longer as well.

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