Residential glass
Glass that fits the way you live.
Frameless shower enclosures, mirrors, glass railings and interior partitions. Every piece is measured for your home. Start with a few photos of the space.
Each panel is measured to the opening, which matters when walls are not perfectly square.
Glass for the home
Pick the closest match. If your project does not fit neatly into one, describe it in your own words on the form.
Shower enclosures
Clear glass panels with minimal hardware, fitted to your opening and tile rather than a standard size.
Mirrors and mirror walls
Mirrors cut to size for bathrooms, dressing rooms, home gyms and feature walls.
Glass railings
Stair, landing and balcony railings that keep a space open and let the light through.
Interior partitions
Glass walls and doors that divide a room while keeping it bright.
Frameless shower enclosures
A frameless enclosure holds glass panels with hinges and clamps instead of a full metal frame, so your tile and fixtures stay in view.
If you want the clearest look, ask about low-iron glass. It removes most of the green tint you can see along the edge of standard glass.
Send photos of the opening and tell us the hardware finish you have in mind. We will talk through the layout, glass and hardware with you.
Glass railings and mirror walls
Glass railings keep a stairwell or landing open, so light can travel between floors. Mirrors are cut to the size of the wall, from a single bathroom panel to a full feature wall.
Helpful to include
What to send us
Photos and rough sizes help us understand the space before we speak. They are a starting point only: final measurements are always taken on site before anything is made.
Photos of the space, including the walls and floor around it
Rough dimensions, if you have them
Photos of hardware finishes or designs you like
The town or area the project is in
Glass types, hardware finishes and repairs are confirmed project by project.
Recent residential work
Select a photo to see it larger.
Questions homeowners ask
Tell us about your project.
Send photos of the space and a short description, or call Elite Glass to talk it through.