A 90-degree corner enclosure wraps the corner of the bathroom in frameless glass — two fixed tempered panels meeting at a butted-glass mitered 90° corner, with the swing door
View Style →A barn-door style shower door is American Glass & Glazing's design-forward statement-track configuration — a single tempered glass panel rolls horizontally on a top-mounted
View Style →A frameless sliding shower door is American Glass & Glazing's track-mounted bypass — one or two tempered glass panels glide horizontally past one another, eliminating the swing
View Style →Heavy glass is American Glass & Glazing's premium shower-door tier — 1/2" tempered safety glass, fabricated to your bathroom's exact opening and finished with designer-grade
View Style →A hinged shower door is the most common frameless configuration we install — a single tempered-glass panel that swings on a butt-hinge clamp anchored to a finished wall or to an
View Style →A neo-angle shower door is the configuration we reach for when no other geometry fits the bath. Three tempered-glass panels meet at two 135° angles — two fixed panels along the
View Style →A pivot shower door rotates on a single offset hinge axis — top and bottom pivot points set inboard from the leading edge — so the door swings both inward and outward from one
View Style →A splash panel is a single fixed glass panel mounted to protect a specific zone from shower spray — no door, no hinge, no operating hardware. It's the smallest configuration in
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