Custom residential glass

Frameless shower enclosures measured for the finished room.

A clean shower enclosure depends on much more than the glass. Tile planes, slopes, curbs, waterproofing, backing, door swing, clearances, ventilation, hardware, tolerances, and final measurements must agree before fabrication. We coordinate those decisions as part of a remodel or as a focused custom-glass scope.

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Completed high-finish bathroom with custom frameless shower glass — Aestech referenceShower glass

CustomField-measured fabrication

FramelessMinimal visual hardware

Low-ironClearer glass option

CoordinatedTile + waterproofing + backing

Technology partner

Aestech technology with US delivery coordinated by OWL TOWER GROUP. Engineering, approvals, and responsibilities are defined for each project; regulated specialty work is assigned to appropriately licensed trade contractors.

Frameless shower glass coordinated with stone and tile finishes

Measure after the critical finishes

Final glass dimensions follow the real tile, curb, ceiling, bench and wall conditions. Early planning still matters because backing, waterproofing and door geometry are difficult to correct after finishes are complete.

Field verification after tile
Plumb and plane review
Door swing and clearance
Curb, bench and ceiling conditions

Select glass and hardware as one assembly

Glass thickness, tempering or lamination, low-iron appearance, privacy, coatings, hinges, channels, clamps, pulls and seals are selected around the opening and intended use—not as isolated catalog choices.

Clear, low-iron or patterned glass
Frameless and minimal-channel options
Hardware finish coordination
Steam and ventilation conditions

Install with protection and closeout

Finished surfaces are protected, units are dry-fit and aligned, hardware is adjusted, seals are completed, operation is checked, and cleaning and care information is handed over.

Finish protection
Alignment and reveal checks
Door operation and seals
Care and maintenance guidance

Frequently asked

Answers before measuring, fabricating, or building.

When should a frameless shower be measured?

Final fabrication measurements are normally taken after the tile and other critical finish planes are complete. Backing, waterproofing, layout and door swing should be coordinated earlier.

What is low-iron shower glass?

Low-iron glass reduces the green tint visible in standard clear glass. The right choice depends on the design, glass thickness, adjacent finishes and budget.

Can you enclose a steam shower?

Potentially. The enclosure must be coordinated with the ceiling, ventilation, transom or operating panels, seals, hardware, waterproofing and the steam-system design.

Do you replace an existing shower door?

Yes, when the existing tile, curb, waterproofing, attachment conditions and opening geometry support a safe replacement scope.

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The complete system, not a single page.

01Interior partitionsCustom interior glass partitions, office glass walls, conference-room fronts, home offices, doors, privacy glass, and hardware coordinated in Los Angeles, Orange County, and Phoenix metro.02Glass railingsCustom glass railings, balcony guards, stair balustrades, pool-view barriers, base-shoe systems, stand-offs, handrails, and structural coordination for residential and commercial properties.03Panoramic glazingPanoramic windows, floor-to-ceiling glass, oversized architectural glazing, large sliding openings, window-wall interfaces, and view-driven residential coordination.04Storefronts + entrancesCommercial storefront glass, glass entrances, doors, vestibules, office and retail glazing, replacement, tenant-improvement coordination, and occupied-space installation.

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