What is a frameless shower? A frameless shower uses heavy tempered glass held in place by hinges and small clips instead of a metal frame. The result is a clean, all-glass look that opens up the bathroom and is easier to clean. Most frameless showers we install in the Jupiter area cost $900–$2,500 and go in during a single 2–4 hour visit.
Every panel is custom cut to your bathroom after we measure in person, then installed by our own Florida-licensed crew.
Most bathrooms fit one of these layouts. We'll help you pick the one that suits your space, tile and budget.
One hinged glass door for a shower with walls on three sides. The simplest and most affordable frameless option.
A door plus one or more fixed panels in a straight line across an alcove. Popular for larger showers and floor-to-ceiling glass.
Glass on two sides meeting at a corner, often with a door on the front and a return panel. Works well with built-in seats.
Angled glass that fits a corner shower base and saves floor space in smaller bathrooms.
Neo-angle options →
A sliding panel on a sleek top rail. A good choice when there is no room for a door to swing open.
Sliding & bypass options →
A single fixed glass panel for doorless walk-in showers, or a splash guard beside a tub.
Panels & walk-ins →Short answer: frameless gives the cleanest look and easiest cleaning, semi-frameless costs less while still looking modern, and framed is the budget option. Here is how they compare.
| Frameless | Semi-frameless | Framed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Look | All glass, minimal hardware | Glass with slim metal trim on some edges | Metal frame around every panel |
| Glass | Thick tempered glass (3/8" standard) | Thinner tempered glass | Thinner tempered glass |
| Cleaning | Easiest, no tracks or channels | Easy, a few edges to wipe | Tracks and frames trap soap scum |
| Cost | Highest | Middle | Lowest |
| Best for | Remodels, primary baths, resale value | Sliding doors, tubs, tighter budgets | Rentals, quick updates |
Still deciding? Read about semi-frameless and bypass doors or compare prices in our cost guide.
Your glass and hardware choices set the look of the whole bathroom. We will go over every option with you during your free consultation.
Hinges, handles and clamps are matched to your faucet and fixtures. Ask us about pull handles, towel-bar handles and glass-to-glass hinges.
For most homeowners planning to stay a while or sell soon, yes. Frameless glass makes the bathroom feel larger, is easier to keep clean, and is one of the upgrades buyers notice first. It costs more than a framed door, so it is worth knowing the trade-offs.
We look at your shower, talk through layouts, glass and hardware, and check the walls for hinge backing.
We measure every opening and angle so the glass fits walls that are rarely perfectly square.
Your tempered glass is cut, edged and drilled to your exact measurements.
Our own licensed crew installs, seals and adjusts the door, then walks you through care and warranty.
Most frameless shower doors and enclosures we install in the Jupiter area cost between $900 and $2,500. A single door is at the low end; a door with one or two fixed panels, specialty glass or premium hardware finishes is at the high end. We give you a written, itemized price after measuring in your home. See our frameless shower cost guide for what moves the price.
The install itself usually takes 2 to 4 hours. Because every panel is custom ordered and cut to your exact measurements, the glass takes about 1 to 2 weeks to arrive after your deposit.
We use tempered safety glass, with 3/8-inch as the standard for most frameless doors and panels. Thicker glass is available for very large or tall panels where extra stiffness makes sense. We will recommend the right thickness when we measure.
A properly measured and installed frameless door keeps water in the shower during normal use. Because there is no full frame, small gaps are needed for the door to swing; clear vinyl seals and a bottom sweep close those gaps. Good shower head placement and a well-pitched floor matter too, and we look at both during the consultation.
They are easier to clean than framed doors because there are no metal tracks or channels where soap scum and mildew collect. A quick squeegee after each shower keeps mineral spots from building up on the glass.
Yes. We install frameless and semi-frameless glass on tubs, including fixed tub screens and sliding tub doors. See tub shower doors for options.
Frameless doors are heavy, so the hinges need to anchor into solid material such as wood blocking or a solid wall behind the tile. We check this at the consultation. If there is no blocking, we will explain your options before anything is ordered.
Straightforward shower door replacements typically do not require a permit in the Jupiter area. If your project does need one, we handle the paperwork.
Every installation includes a 1-year warranty. If you want extended coverage, your technician will go over options with you at the time of your estimate.
We measure in your home, walk you through glass and hardware options, and give you a written price. No pressure, no obligation.
