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Shower Door Services In Bedford, Brooklyn

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Your bathroom is a symbol of purity, relaxation, and cleanliness.
As you walk in and out of your bathroom you want to be able to experience the
highest levels of those feelings possible. The most common type of shower door
today in Bedford, Brooklyn is the framed shower door. These are reliable, made
of aluminum and often come colored as silver, bronze, or nickel. The main
advantage here is that framed doors seal water and steam in almost perfectly.
However, in the contemporary sense these doors do not look as elegant and they
do not make your bathroom appear any larger.

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Framed or frameless in Bedford

Frameless Shower Doors in Bedford, Brooklyn will show off the
inside of your bathroom to a much greater degree. They are considered
sophisticated, classy, modern, and require less maintenance. This is because
the metal frame is not present and thus mildew and mold will not have a chance
to grow. However, frameless doors can lead to water leaking outside the shower.
Unfortunately these types of shower doors tend to be more expensive then there
framed counterparts.

Other types of shower doors include sliding shower doors, and
pivot doors. These two are worth checking out as well as they have their own
unique set of pros and cons.

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Sliding and pivot doors worth a look

Sliding and pivot doors sit between the two. A sliding door moves along a track, so it never needs room to swing open, which helps on a tub or in a narrow bathroom. A pivot door turns on a single point and can be set up with or without a frame. Both come in a range of glass and finish choices.

Read about sliding shower doors and hinged and pivot shower doors to compare how each one opens.

How it works

How we install shower doors and enclosures

  1. Call or request a quote

    Call the shop or send a quote request with photos and rough measurements of the shower opening.

  2. We measure in your home

    We measure the shower opening in person, so the work is made for the real dimensions instead of a guess.

  3. Settle the design

    Our designer helps you choose the layout, glass, hardware, and finish before anything is cut.

  4. Made in our shop

    We fabricate the glass in our own shop. Most glass is ready within 10 days.

  5. Owner-supervised installation

    We deliver and install it ourselves, and the owner supervises every job from measurement to the finished installation.

How we help you decide

The right door depends on the opening, how much water you need kept in, and how much you want to spend. The owner is involved from the first measurement, and our designer helps you compare options before anything is made. If budget is the deciding factor, the shower door cost guide explains what changes a price. The full range is on our shower enclosures page.

Shower Doors FAQ

Bedford shower door questions

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What colors do framed shower doors come in?

Framed doors are aluminum and commonly come in silver, bronze, or nickel finishes. We can show you what is available for the system you choose.

Do framed doors keep water in better than frameless?

Generally, yes. The frame closes the gaps around the glass, so framed doors seal water and steam in very well.

Why do frameless doors usually cost more?

Frameless doors use heavier glass and hardware made to hold it without a frame. The shower door cost guide explains what affects the price.

Is mildew less of a problem without a frame?

With no metal frame there are fewer channels and edges where moisture sits, so there are fewer places for mildew to start. Regular cleaning still matters.

What is the difference between a sliding and a pivot door?

A sliding door moves along a track and never swings into the room. A pivot door turns on a single point and swings open, so it needs some clearance.

Can you replace my framed door with a frameless one?

Often, yes. We measure the opening and check the walls first, since frameless glass needs solid support for its hinges.