Sometimes you need privacy for your glass enclosure. If that is the case, the glass can be sandblasted to give this effect. Anywhere from total coverage to partial coverage. Everything is custom and any effect can be achieved.

Next to this shower enclosure we needed a glass door with total privacy, the combination of clear and sandblasted glass together worked out very nice.

This enclosure was installed using a glass to glass corner and a door hinged off the wall. The two panels are supported with glass clips.           

Here we see another way to support two panels attached together. By using u-channel along the side and bottom edges. Also note how the glass can be cut and fitted around any step ups or seats.

Even a neo-angle shower enclosure is possible using glass to glass hinges made special for that angle. The edges are also mitered to allow the unit to function. Here we built the glass into the wall for no visible support on the sides and used glass clips on bottom.

This custom neo-angle used u-channel to support the panels and glass to glass hinges for the door.

On this enclosure the moveable vent is place above the door and the door is hinged off the wall. The two other glass panels are mitered and bonded together to make the angle needed.

Steam enclosures are no problem. This steam enclosure went floor to ceiling using top and bottom pivot hinges to support the oversized glass. We sealed all the spaces with clear vinyl seals. It made for a very tight sealed unit.

If we want a glass steam enclosure, but can’t go to the ceiling then all we need to do is install a top glass to the enclosure and create a ceiling. Like this enclosure.