Shower Doors · Park City · $1,000 to $2,500 · September 29, 2026
This Park City primary bath remodel had a curbless walk-in shower with marble tile and a window, and it needed glass that would keep water in without a curb and without closing off the room. A framed door or a metal header across the top would have covered the tile and cut across the window.
We measured once the tile was finished, and the glass was back from fabrication in about 2 weeks. The enclosure is a frameless door and fixed panel in 3/8 inch clear tempered glass, nearly ceiling height. The door hangs on two matte black wall hinges with a matte black pull to match the shower valve and tub filler. The fixed panel is held by a single matte black floor clamp, with no metal header or frame, so the marble tile and window stay open. Because the floor is curbless, we added a clear sweep along the bottom of the door to keep water in. The install took one morning.
If you are planning a curbless shower, bring glass into the plan early. Tempered glass cannot be trimmed on site, so it has to be measured after the tile is set, and fabrication time belongs in the remodel schedule. A sweep along the bottom of the door does much of the work a curb normally would, and matching the hinges and pull to your fixtures keeps the whole bath looking finished.