Clear glass around a corner shower
A return panel, hinged door and polished fittings keep a bright bathroom visually open.
This Horus installation brings a hinged glass door and a fixed return panel around a tiled corner shower. The transparent enclosure keeps the tile visible and maintains a view through to the bathroom window. Silver-tone hinges and the pull sit alongside the room’s other polished fixtures.
The whole bathroom matters
The vanity sits beside one side of the shower and the tub is close to the other. A front photo alone can miss that relationship. Show your installer the surrounding room so the entrance and door movement can be discussed before the panel sizes are finalized.
A corner is a measured shape
The return panel and door meet at the enclosure corner. Your own shower base, finished walls and threshold determine that geometry. An inspiration photo communicates the appearance; the final glass outline comes from measurements of your bathroom.
Match the scope before comparing quotes
A complete corner enclosure has a different scope from a single door between walls. Compare the number of panels, the door arrangement, hardware, measurement and installation when reviewing proposals.
Planning something similar?
Send a wide room photo, a view of each side of the shower and rough dimensions if available. Include nearby fixtures and your tile-ready date. Horus confirms the final dimensions, hardware and installation plan before production.
Read about our shower glass installation service and what affects your project quote. Horus is based in Framingham; project travel and appointment dates are confirmed individually.
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