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Frameless Shower Enclosures | VMS Plus
You can easily upgrade your bathroom, if you want, by adding a shower glass partition. This fixture separates the shower area from the toilet and the rest of the bathroom, giving you some added privacy.
Bathroom glass partitions can transform your bathroom from looking dull and uninteresting into something glamorous. There are a lot of possibilities to make your bathroom look high-end, and you might not know where and how to start. Maybe you can’t decide whether you should get a framed or frameless glass shower door.
While both have pros and cons, the frameless shower partition door has become popular with most homeowners.
Glass partition doors are panels of durable tempered glass. They are unlike the framed shower doors. The frameless glass enclosure doors do not need metal support to function. They give out a clean, modern appearance, a seamless appearance that you will surely appreciate once you’ve got them.
Here are some more reasons why frameless shower partition walls have become homeowners’ favourites.
* Available in a lot of design options
You can select from various designs, styles, and size configurations for your frameless shower enclosures. They do not use metal frames but metal hinges or handles that can be added when you set them up.
* Easier to Maintain.
The absence of a frame makes cleaning a frameless shower enclosure door far easier than the framed version. They do not collect soap scum and moisture over time, and there are very few components to worry about, which can easily be purchased from glass partition suppliers.
* Offer a wide range of motion.
You can open the door outward, inward, and from any direction, contrasting a framed glass partition with opening and closing limitations.
* Emphasises the design features of the rest of your bathroom.
This can be considered among the best benefits of a frameless glass partition door.
They greatly influence how your bathroom looks and add a feeling of being spacious and airy. They do not fail to draw attention to your marble tiles or stonework that are usually hidden by frames or shower curtains.
In any renovation or upgrade, there is always the subject of cost. As expected, the frameless glass enclosure doors are more expensive than the framed version. The bathroom glass partition prices may range from $1,400 to $3,300 for doors installed, and the glass shower partition can cost between $800 and $3,600 to install. These costs depend on the kind of glass used, the size, and the design option you choose.
VMS Plus offers you our glass enclosure products and services. We provide quality workmanship and good customer service. If you would like to transform the look of your bathroom, please get in touch with us today.
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Transform Your Space with a Glass Enclosure by Clearly Frameless
Enhance your living space with our practical glass enclosure. Our team of experienced craftsmen create custom-made glass solutions that are both functional and stylish. Whether a glass partition for your office or a glass shower screen for your bathroom, we can design a unique solution to suit your needs.
Visit us today at https://www.clearlyframeless.com.au/what-we-do/stackable-glass-system/ for more information.
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