What is a fixed shower panel? A fixed panel is a single piece of tempered glass with no door. It creates a doorless walk-in shower, guards the open side of a tub, or divides the shower from the rest of the bathroom. It is one of the simplest and most affordable ways to add glass.
Every panel is cut to fit your space and installed by our own Florida-licensed crew.
One panel and an open entry. Nothing to open or close, and the easiest shower glass to keep clean.
Rain or acid-etched glass beside a toilet or vanity keeps the room bright but softens the view.
A short fixed panel on the shower end of a tub keeps water off the floor without a full door.
Tub glass options →Short answer: a doorless walk-in works best when the shower is deep enough, the shower head points away from the opening, and the floor slopes to the drain.
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A fixed glass panel is a single piece of tempered glass mounted to the wall and floor or curb, with no door. It is used for doorless walk-in showers, as a splash guard beside a tub, or as a partition between a shower and the rest of the bathroom.
Not if it is planned well. A walk-in panel works best when the shower is deep enough, the shower head sprays away from the opening, and the floor slopes toward the drain. We look at your layout and recommend panel width and placement.
Fixed panels are held by low-profile clips or a slim U-channel along the wall and floor. Longer panels may add a support bar from the glass to the wall or ceiling for extra stiffness.
Yes. Acid-etched (frosted) and rain glass give privacy while keeping the bathroom bright. Clear glass is the most popular choice for showing off tile.
A single fixed panel is usually one of the most affordable shower glass options. Pricing depends on size, glass type and hardware. We give you an itemized quote after we measure.
We measure in your home, walk you through glass and hardware options, and give you a written price. No pressure, no obligation.
