FAQs

According to Glass.com, an information portal for the glass industry, the ideal two thickness options for frameless shower door glass are 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch. We offer both options, depending on the width of the glass and the length of the shower. Wider showers need 1/2 inch glass for support, but more narrow showers can use 3/8 inch glass to cut down on costs while not compromising integrity. Typically, panes that are 72 inches or less in width can be 3/8 inch thick. For more information on our custom glass and mirrors, reach out to our local team.

There are pros and cons to each option. Channels hold the glass and have a slight frame defect, but they also have less caulking to clean. Clips show more glass and offer more structural integrity, but they come at a higher cost. Are you interested in frameless glass shower doors? Reach out today to learn more about our products at Providence Glass & Mirror LLC!

Yes, we do. We offer regular clear glass with a green coloration on the edges and low-iron glass with a lower lead count and a crystal-clear blue color along the edges. Our low-iron glass comes at a premium price. If you're looking for high-quality low-iron frameless glass shower doors, give us a call!

Yes! We provide free estimates on our custom glass and mirrors. Call us now to book your appointment or contact us through the website for a prompt callback.

Our lead times are seven to 14 business days from the day of payment to the day the glass is received. When the panes come in, we'll call and schedule your appointment. Do you need a new glass shower door? Give us a call today!

Seniors and veterans can take a 10% discount on their orders for custom glass and mirrors.

We order glass products at the time of payment, so the first person to submit their payment gets their order placed first. This typically means their project is completed first, as well. To get started on your custom glass and mirrors, give us a call today!