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Glass doors for tubs and tub-shower combos
Replace a curtain with glass. Options range from sliding panels to a hinged door with a fixed panel.
Glass instead of a shower curtain
Many homes have a tub with a shower over it and a curtain or an old, worn enclosure. A glass door or enclosure keeps water in, is easier to keep clean than a curtain, and shows off the tile.
Common choices for tubs are sliding bypass doors, or a hinged door paired with a fixed panel. The right one depends on the width of the tub, the walls around it and how you use the bathroom.
What affects the choice
The length of the tub, whether the walls and curb are level, and the location of the faucet and shower head all matter. Photos of the space help a lot when you request a quote.
Common questions
Can glass replace my shower curtain on a tub?
Yes. Tub enclosures are a very common upgrade. Send photos of the tub and surrounding walls when you ask for a quote.
Do I need to remove my old enclosure first?
Ask when you request your quote. Removal of an existing enclosure is a separate step to talk through.
Ready to talk about your glass doors for tubs and tub-shower combos?
Send a few details and photos and Chesapeake Shower Doors will follow up.
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