Swing doors, hung dead-true.
A frameless swing door is the cleanest way to open a shower: a single pane of glass on precision hinges, with nothing but light around the edges. We measure, build and hang every one by hand.
The classic open-and-step-in.
A swing (hinged) door pivots on heavy-duty hinges anchored to the wall or to a fixed glass panel. It's the most intuitive shower door there is. You reach, you open, you step in, and with frameless 3/8-inch tempered glass it reads as a clean architectural plane rather than a bordered box.
Because a swing door needs clearance to open into the room, we measure your bathroom carefully and tell you up front whether a swing, a sliding barn door, or a frameless corner enclosure will fit the space best. No guesswork, and no door that bangs the vanity.
Built for the long haul.
Frameless or semi-frameless
Go fully frameless for the cleanest look, or semi-frameless to trim cost while keeping the open feel. We'll show you both in the showroom.
Heavy 3/8" tempered glass
Thick, rigid glass that swings true and doesn't rattle, set on solid hinges rated for the weight, so the door stays square for years.
Your metal, your glass
Matte black, brushed gold, polished chrome or brushed nickel hardware, paired with clear, low-iron, satin-frosted or rain-textured glass.
Cut to fit, not forced to fit.
Every swing door starts with an in-home measure. We account for out-of-plumb walls, the swing arc, the curb or low-profile base, and where the hinges land so the door clears the toilet, vanity and towel bar.
Then the same family that quoted it fabricates and installs it. There's no sub-contracted glass and no surprise on install day.
- Frameless & semi-frameless options
- Inswing, outswing or both
- Fixed-panel return walls
- Matte black · gold · chrome · nickel
- Clear · low-iron · frosted · rain glass
- Free, no-pressure measure & quote
Common questions.
Do swing doors need a lot of clearance?
They need room to open into the bathroom, usually about the width of the door. We measure the swing arc during the in-home visit and recommend a sliding or corner enclosure instead if space is tight.
Frameless or semi-frameless swing door: what's the difference?
A frameless swing door is a single thick pane of tempered glass with minimal hardware for the cleanest look. A semi-frameless door adds a slim frame on some edges to lower the cost while keeping the open feel.
What glass and hardware can I choose?
Clear, low-iron ultra-clear, satin frosted or rain-textured glass, with matte black, brushed gold, polished chrome or brushed nickel hardware. You can see and handle every combination in the showroom.
Do you install, or just supply the glass?
Both. The same Sterling Heights family measures, fabricates and installs your swing door, and there's no sub-contracted glass.
Let's hang yours true.
Come see frameless and semi-frameless swing doors in the Sterling Heights showroom, or get a free in-home measure and quote.