Semi-Frameless Shower Enclosures
If someone tries to sell you a frameless shower that has any aluminum surrounding the edge, it is not a true frameless shower. The showers below are considered semi-frameless because aluminum surrounds the perimeter of the shower. When possible, we steer customers toward frameless showers because they simply look nicer, but sometimes semi-frameless is a better option, particularly for fiberglass stalls that are not real tile.
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Semi-frameless can sometimes cost less than frameless glass showers as they use thinner glass and are common for landlords and homeowners who do not want to update tile
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Semi-frameless are typically 3/16"-1/4" thick glass
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Frames can be used to cover fiberglass stains from a previous shower enclosure without new tile/masonry work
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Comes in an array of hardware colors and glass types like clear, obscure, frosted, and rain
 Satin Brass SliderThis is both a shower and tub enclosure |  Brushed Nickel Swing DoorSemi-frameless shower glass door featuring brushed nickel towel bar handle combo and rain glass |  Etched Semi Frameless Shower EnclsouOil rubbed bronze frame with tropical style etched glass for customer in Simi Valley. |
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 Semi-Frameless Door And PanelChrome Hardware |  Semi-Frameless Shower and Notched PaChrome finish |  Semi-Frameless Door and Panel |
 Semi-Frameless EnclosureRubbed Bronze |  Quarter Panel Semi-Frameless Shower |