What is a neo-angle shower? A neo-angle shower is a corner shower with an angled front: a glass door in the center and a fixed panel on each side, set at 135-degree angles. It fits a corner base and saves floor space, which makes it a popular choice for guest baths and smaller primary baths.
Upgrading a dated framed neo-angle? We custom cut frameless glass to fit your existing corner.
Many older homes have framed neo-angle showers with heavy metal frames and textured glass. Replacing them with frameless glass is one of the fastest ways to update a bathroom without retiling.
We check the base, walls and curb at the consultation before recommending a layout.
Thick tempered glass with hinges and clips only. The cleanest, most open look for a corner shower.
Glass panels set on a short tiled wall for extra privacy and a custom, built-in look.
Acid-etched or rain glass softens the view into the shower while keeping the room bright.
Polished chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, oil-rubbed bronze and gold tones, matched to your fixtures.
A neo-angle shower is a corner shower with an angled front, usually three glass sides set at 135-degree angles: a door in the center and a fixed panel on each side. The shape fits a corner base and leaves more open floor space than a square enclosure.
Yes. This is one of the most common upgrades we do. We remove the old framed enclosure, check the base and walls, and install custom-cut frameless panels that fit your existing angles.
Neo-angle enclosures have three glass panels, so they usually cost more than a single door. Most of our shower glass projects fall between $900 and $2,500, and neo-angles tend toward the upper part of that range. We give you an exact, itemized price after measuring.
In most cases, yes. Corner bases and walls are rarely perfectly square, which is why we measure every angle and cut the glass to fit what is actually there.
Yes. Glass can be set on top of a short knee wall or around a built-in bench. We measure the tile and wall tops so the panels sit cleanly.
We measure in your home, walk you through glass and hardware options, and give you a written price. No pressure, no obligation.
