Frameless Shower Doors in Jacksonville, FL
Baum Glass & Mirror fabricates and installs custom frameless and semi-frameless shower enclosures for homes across Jacksonville, St. Augustine and South Georgia. Tempered safety glass, hardware finished to match your bathroom, and a measure taken off your actual tile — not a catalog size. Licensed and insured, 10+ years.
- Frameless, semi-frameless and framed options
- Tempered safety glass to Florida and Georgia code
- Measured off finished tile, cut to your opening
- Hinges, handles and hardware in multiple finishes
- Low-maintenance coated glass available
- Clear, low-iron and obscure glass options
Measured to your bathroom, not a box
A shower opening is almost never perfectly square. Curbs slope, walls lean, and tile edges wander. A stock door forces you to hide that with oversized seals; custom glass is cut to the opening you actually have, so the gaps stay even and the door swings true.
We measure after the tile is finished, note where the walls are out of plumb, and confirm the swing and hardware placement with you before anything is fabricated.
Choosing frameless, semi-frameless or framed
Frameless is the cleanest look — thick tempered glass, minimal metal, nothing to trap soap and mildew. Semi-frameless keeps a slim frame on some edges and costs less while still looking open. Framed enclosures are the most budget-friendly and the most forgiving on an out-of-square opening.
We'll walk you through what each option costs on your specific bathroom rather than steering you to the most expensive one.
Safety and code
All shower glass we install is tempered, as required. Panels are anchored into blocking or with the right fasteners for the wall construction, and hardware is rated for the weight of the door. Every install follows Florida and Georgia safety-glass requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What's the difference between frameless and semi-frameless?
- Frameless uses heavier tempered glass held by clamps and hinges with no perimeter metal. Semi-frameless keeps light framing on some edges, which lets it use thinner glass and usually costs less. Both are fully code-compliant when installed correctly.
- How long does a shower enclosure take to install?
- Most installations are done in one to two days once the glass is fabricated. Fabrication time depends on size, hardware and glass availability — we give you a realistic timeline when we quote, not a generic one.
- Can you install an enclosure on an existing tiled shower?
- Yes, and that's the most common job. We measure the finished tile opening, check the curb and walls for plumb, and account for any lean before the glass is cut. Tile that's already in place can't be adjusted, so the glass has to be cut to it.
- Is the glass safe if it breaks?
- Shower glass is tempered by code. If it breaks it fractures into small blunt pieces rather than shards. We install to Florida and Georgia safety-glass requirements on every enclosure.
- Do you offer low-maintenance coated glass?
- Yes. A protective coating makes hard-water spotting easier to wipe off and keeps the glass looking clear longer. We'll cover the options and cost difference when we quote.