Frameless Shower Doors: The Pros and Cons

Bathroom Remodeling

When it comes to installing or replacing your shower doors, most homeowners tend to opt for the framed variants. After all, framed shower doors are pretty common and homeowners hardly have anything bad to say about it. What some fail to realize, however, is that they actually have another choice when installing a door for their shower: frameless shower doors.

In this article, the bathtub replacement contractors of Total Bath Systems reveal the pros and cons of frameless shower doors.

Frameless Shower Doors: The Pros

Believe it or not, frameless shower doors come with a wide range of advantages for your bathrooms. For instance, since they come in any size, you can make your shower space more flexible and they can improve the flow of light in your bathroom, increasing visibility and safety. If your bathroom is small, on the other hand, then frameless shower doors are the best choice for you as they can make the space feel larger than it actually is.

Apart from the aforementioned advantages, another advantage that frameless shower doors have is that they have less chance of mold build-up, making them easier to clean as a result. According to shower door and bathtub installation contractors, this is due to the lack of seals in the doors. With the lack of seals, there’s no place for soap and water to build up, preventing mold from growing on your shower door.

Frameless Shower Doors: The Cons

Unfortunately, as with every fixture in your home, frameless shower doors do come with their own set of disadvantages as well. Not only could you lose your privacy due to the glass walls’ transparency, but frameless shower doors can also be costly to install in your bathroom. This is because frameless shower doors require the use of thicker and sturdier glass. With that in mind, if you’re working on a tight budget, then frameless shower doors may not be an option for you. Other than that, frameless shower doors also have a large potential for leaks as the lack of frames, seals and insulating materials can allow water to pour out while you bathe.

Make your search for walk-in tub installation companies easier by turning to Total Bath Systems, the leading professionals to approach when it comes to tub to shower conversions and shower door installation services. Give us a call at (860) 410-6950 or fill out our contact form to get a price.

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