Shower door projects
Openings that didn't come in a box
Jobs written up the way we actually think about them: the constraint first, then the fix, then the spec that went in. Each one is tagged by door type so you can jump straight to the service page that fits your opening.
Bay Head, Ocean County · Frameless fixed panel
Frameless fixed panel, Bay Head primary bath
framelessAn older shingle-style home with a walk-in shower opening that leaned nearly half an inch across its height. The owners wanted no door at all — just glass.
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Spring Lake, Monmouth County · Steam enclosure with transom
Steam enclosure in a Spring Lake Victorian
customA converted upstairs bedroom bath with a dropped soffit and a steam generator already specified. The enclosure had to seal to the ceiling without looking industrial.
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Toms River, Ocean County · Framed sliding bypass
Tub-to-shower conversion in a Toms River ranch
framedA standard five-foot hall-bath alcove where the tub came out and a low-curb shower base went in. The owners wanted low maintenance over maximum glass.
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Long Branch, Monmouth County · Frameless curved corner
Curved corner enclosure, Long Branch condo
framelessAn oceanfront condo with an existing curved shower base and an aluminum enclosure at the end of its life. The replacement had to fit through the building.
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