Custom Glass Shower Doors & Enclosures in Portland, Oregon
Glass Shower Doors & Enclosures for Portland, OR Homes
Effective, attractive bathrooms can affect how you live at home, and a new shower door can make a significant difference. The right shower door can enhance the design and functionality of any bathroom.
Our experienced craftspeople can install a variety of shower door styles and sizes. Whether your new shower door needs custom cuts or a specific type of glass, Installed Building Products Portland has all your needs covered in the Northwest Oregon area.
Call or contact us online today for glass shower door installation in Portland and Multnomah County.
High-Quality, Custom Glass Shower Door Installation
A customized shower door or enclosure can go a long way in making your bathroom look truly beautiful and unique. There are several different types to choose from when you’re looking to install a shower door:
Sliding shower doors: Space-saving and easy to operate, sliding shower doors are often the most economical choice. If you have limited space in your bathroom, consider this type of door.
Hinged shower doors: Hinged, or pivot, shower doors operate like a real door, swinging in and out. They work well in any space and can accommodate larger openings.
Framed shower doors: The “traditional” framed shower door has timeless appeal and suits any number of styles and spaces.
Frameless shower doors: Frameless shower doors can match modern and traditional bathrooms. They offer distinct beauty and can add that “wow” factor you may be looking for.
Are you unsure of which kind of shower door you want? IBP Portland has experience installing new shower doors and enclosures for local homeowners and can help you determine which kind is right for you.
How Do I Choose the Best Shower Door?
Here are some points to keep in mind when choosing a shower door that’s right for your bathroom and space:
Size of the overall opening
Heavy glass support (Are the walls triple studded?)
Showerhead placement
Size, placement and angle of the curb
Of course, a professional can help with all of this. When you call the IBP Portland team, you can rest assured you’ve found a company that cares about your needs.
Our top priority is helping you find the best shower door or enclosure that seamlessly complements your bathroom and meets your needs, style and budget. Check out our selection of bath hardware to create the perfect bathroom.
Schedule Shower Door Installation
From simple sliding doors to the most complex designs, IBP Portland has the shower door you’re looking for. We offer one of the largest assortments in Portland and Multnomah County.
All doors are locally manufactured with high-quality materials and professionally installed by our team. Our low-maintenance shower doors provide years of beauty and reliability.
Call or contact us online for custom shower door installation. We’re looking forward to working with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the Difference Between a Frameless and Framed Shower Door?
A framed shower door has a framework around the operable part, and a frameless door doesn’t.
How Do I Know When to Replace My Shower Door?
There are a few signs that you may need a new shower door, including rust buildup and faulty operation.
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