Shubhankar Roy

Add Pizzazz To Your Shower With Frameless Shower Doors   You can't deny the allure of frameless shower doors. It can be an eye catching part of your shower experience and enhance the decor of any custom shower.     When you're renovating your bathroom the choice for a shower door comes down to mainly two options. Framed and frameless.   You most likely already know that a frameless glass door looks elegant and classy with the added advantage of showing off the beautiful tile works or granite walls inside. Of course it also makes your shower look bigger.   But did you know about these features of a frameless glass door?   They are custom made, so you can get exactly what you need. Make sure you hire the services of trained technicians, because the measurements need to be precise to get a flawless finish.   Frameless, glass shower doors have minimal areas for water accumulation, so there are less chances for mold formation.   A spot resistant coating would reduce the chances of permanent water marks or soap scum from hard water.   The frameless glass doors don’t require headers to hold them, creating long visual lines. Your shower appears longer and wider as a result.   Well designed clear gaskets are used to prevent water leakage. A professional installation is always a better investment than doing it yourself. If you need a free quote from a family owned, quality glass supplier in Philadelphia, get in touch with us here .   Glass doors are held in place by hinges. They are made of solid brass with a reversible stainless steel hinge pin. You can choose between side mount and pivot hinges.   As there aren’t any metallic frames to hold the glass door, there are no corrosive materials. One of the reasons why your glass shower doors will outlast their framed counterparts.   These are just a few advantages that you’ll enjoy  with a frameless shower door. With diverse design choices available today, a custom shower design would depend on the size of your bathroom, the architectural and structural issues, the design and of course, your personal taste.   These doors look modern and sleek and give your shower an airy appearance. If you’re thinking of a minimalist, clutter free bathroom, frameless shower doors can sure make your job easy.   Here’s a minimalist shower designed with a frameless shower door that can help plan your bathroom renovation. You can add appropriate accessories and lighting that will make your personality shine through. A neo-angle shower door can save a lot of space in small bathrooms. The door usually opens out into the room, and creates a perfect shower area in the corner.   Bypass shower doors or sliding doors operate much like a patio door, that roll across tracks on the shower enclosure. They could simply slide or have mechanical rollers to aid movement. You could use your shower space efficiently by using these as it’s easy to operate, and gives access to both sides of the shower or tub.   Ever Wondered What Are The Glass Shower Doors Made Of? Two common variations that are available for the glass panels of your shower door, are tempered glass and laminated glass. And here’s the difference, in case you were curious: Tempered glass is manufactured by heating it to a very high temperature and then rapidly cooling it down. The procedure toughens the glass and reduces its sharpness, making it less hazardous in case it breaks. Laminated glass on the other hand is made by gluing together two sheets of glass with clear vinyl. You wouldn’t be able to tell there are two sheets. In the event that it breaks the shattered glass is still stuck to the vinyl making it very safe. Clear  glass  doors can go well with modern or traditional design, and also give it a touch of sophistication. But if you’re not comfortable with clear glass shower doors, you could use etched, frosted, tinted, colored,cast, patterned or antique ones. These finishes will give you privacy and add texture to your bathroom.   If you can’t decide on the type of shower doors you should be using for your shower in Philadelphia, give ABC Company a call at XXXX today. We would be happy to help you out.