Design Your Frameless Shower Online with Our New Shower Designer

Planning a new shower usually starts with a lot of questions. What style of door fits the space? Clear glass or something with more privacy? Which hardware finish goes with the faucet you already picked out? Our new Shower Designer lets you work through those choices from home, at your own pace, before anyone pulls out a tape measure.

How it works

  • Your space. Tell us what the shower walls are now (tile, fiberglass, panels, or still under construction) and roughly how big the opening is.

  • Door style and layout. Choose hinged, sliding, bypass, or a fixed panel, and pick a layout: a single panel, inline, a 90 degree corner, or neo-angle. Simple drawings show each layout.

  • Glass. Pick clear, low-iron, acid-etched, or rain glass, along with the thickness and an optional protective coating.

  • Hardware finish. Chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, satin brass, and more, with swatches so you can see them side by side.

  • Photos and notes. Upload a few pictures of the space if you have them, and tell us anything else we should know.

Not sure about something? Every question has a "not sure" option or can be left for us to help with.

What you get back

Within two business days, we'll send you a preliminary quote and a drawing of your shower. The more details and photos you share, the closer that preliminary quote will be. Final pricing is confirmed after we measure on site, so there's no guessing about what you're getting.

Prefer to talk it through?

The Shower Designer is there for people who like to plan ahead. If you'd rather start with a conversation, you can still schedule a free estimate or give us a call at (207) 934-4393, Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. Financing is available through Affirm.

Shower glass specialists since 2010, we design frameless shower enclosures for homes across York and Cumberland counties.

Beach Glass Shower Designer form with layout and door style reference chart
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