Replacing your shower door can give your bathroom a whole new look. Here are some options to consider:

Frameless Shower Doors
Frameless shower doors look sleek and make your bathroom appear larger and roomier. In addition, towel bars can be mounted through the glass of the shower door.

Hinged Shower Doors
Hinged shower doors have pivoting hinges that allow the door to open like a regular door. They are used commonly for stand-alone showers, but your bathroom needs to be large enough for the doors to have clearance.

Frosted Glass Shower Doors
Frosted shower doors allow some of the bathroom light into the shower but provide more privacy. Be sure to select the right amount of frosting as more frosting means a darker door.

Rain Shower Doors
Rain shower doors are similar to frosted doors in offering more privacy. They have a sleeker look than frosted doors and have a less obvious pattern.
If your bathroom is ready for an updated shower door, contact The Hayes Company!