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Custom Shower Doors & Glass Enclosures
RC Glass measures, orders, and installs custom glass shower doors and enclosures for homes and cabins in Rigby, Idaho Falls, Island Park, Teton Valley, and Jackson. Every piece is cut to fit your opening, in the hardware finish you pick.
What we build
Most of our shower work is frameless: thick tempered glass held by hinges and clamps, with no metal frame around the edges. It is the look in the photos on this page, all of which are our own jobs.
Showers are rarely square. We have cut glass to follow sloped cabin ceilings, tiled arches, and half walls. If the opening is odd, send a photo and we will tell you what is possible.
How a shower door job works
- You call, text, or send the form. Photos of the shower help.
- We come out and measure. Tile should be finished first, because the glass is cut to the finished opening.
- You pick the layout, glass, and hardware finish. We give you a written price.
- The glass is made to order. We tell you the expected install date when you approve the estimate.
- We install, seal, and clean up, then show you how to care for the glass.
Our shower doors work
Real RC Glass jobs. Tap a photo to see it bigger.
Shower Doors questions
How much does a frameless shower door cost?
It depends on four things: the size of the opening, the layout (a single door costs less than a door with panels or a full enclosure), the glass you choose, and the hardware finish. We measure first and give you a written price before anything is ordered. Estimates are free.
How long does it take to get a custom shower door?
Custom shower glass is made to order after we measure, so there is a wait between the measure and the install while the glass is fabricated. We give you the expected install date with your estimate.
When should I call you during a bathroom remodel?
Call any time for a rough price, but the final measure happens after the tile is finished. Glass is cut to the finished opening, so measuring before tile leads to glass that does not fit.
What is the difference between a frameless and a framed shower door?
A framed door has metal around every edge of the glass. A frameless door uses thicker tempered glass with only hinges, clamps, and a handle. Frameless shows more of the tile and has fewer places for buildup to collect.
Do you install shower doors in Island Park and Teton Valley cabins?
Yes. Several of the showers in our gallery are in Island Park cabins and Teton Valley homes. We also work in Rigby, Idaho Falls, and Jackson, Wyoming.
Can you replace just the door on an existing shower?
Often, yes. Send us a photo of what you have and we will tell you whether the existing glass and hardware can stay or whether a new enclosure makes more sense.
Ready for a price?
Estimates are free. Send a photo and rough sizes and we will take it from there.