Custom Designs
We offer custom shower door solutions that perfectly fit your space and design preferences.
Glass Shower DoorsFrameless, semi-frameless, bypass and solid brass framed.
Glass Sliding DoorsBarn-style sliders and bypass units for tight rooms.
Grid Shower DoorsBlack grid and industrial-style custom panels.
Wine Cellar GlassInsulated glass walls that hold temperature.
Glass RailingsInterior stairs, balconies and exterior decks.
Custom MirrorsBacklit, beveled and wall-to-wall, template-cut on site.
Glass OptionsClear, low-iron, textured, tinted and coated glass.
HardwareHinges, handles, knobs and finishes to match.
Serving Maryland, Washington, D.C. & Virginia
If your project requires a custom steam room enclosure, ShowerDoorKing will work with you to create a stunning enclosure. We incorporate operable glass transoms in our designs to enhance both functionality and comfort. These adjustable panels help retain steam inside the shower during use, creating a spa-like experience, and can be opened afterward to allow proper ventilation and prevent moisture buildup. This combination of practicality and luxury ensures a superior shower environment tailored to your needs.
Every one is built for its own room, its own ceiling height and its own layout. Here is a range of what that has looked like.
A transom is an operable piece of glass that sits between the top of the door and the ceiling, allowing for controlled ventilation.
At ShowerDoorKing, we incorporate glass transoms to enhance both functionality and design. These operable panels help retain steam inside the shower during use, creating a spa-like experience, and can be opened afterward to allow proper ventilation and prevent moisture buildup. This simple yet effective feature makes your shower more enjoyable and practical.
We walk you through all of them at the measure and quoting stage.
Clear, low iron, textured or tinted, and coatings that resist the mineral spotting a steam room brings on faster than an ordinary shower.
Chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, oil rubbed bronze, satin brass and brushed bronze, with the transom hardware matched to the door.
Where the transom sits and how it opens is decided with you: above the door only, carried across the full width, or set into the glass. Ceiling height usually settles it.
We offer custom shower door solutions that perfectly fit your space and design preferences.
Our team ensures precise, seamless installation, guaranteeing a perfect fit for your shower.
Our doors are crafted using premium glass materials for strength and durability.
From shower doors to wine cellars to rail glass and more, we provide a full range of custom glass solutions.
Send us your photos or plans. We will send you a quote and schedule a field measurement appointment.
We will send you your final design, with any optional upgrades, for approval.
Once approved, your glass goes straight into production. Once it has passed quality inspection, we schedule the install.
Every project carries a limited lifetime warranty on hardware and a two year warranty on all service. If a door needs adjusting, or something does not feel quite right, we come back and service it free of charge for two years after installation.
A steam enclosure is sealed. The glass runs all the way to the ceiling instead of stopping at door height, and the gaps a normal frameless door leaves on purpose for airflow are closed up, so the steam stays in the room with you. That changes how the enclosure is measured, how it is sealed and how the door is hung.
A transom is the operable panel of glass between the top of the door and the ceiling. It holds the steam in while you are using the room, and opens afterwards to let the enclosure dry out. Without one a sealed enclosure has no way to vent, so on a steam unit it is not really optional.
More than a standard frameless shower door. A steam unit is taller, needs a transom and its hardware, and takes more sealing work, so the price depends on the height of the ceiling, the size of the opening and the glass and hardware you choose. Send us photos or plans and we will give you a firm number.
For a steam room, yes. Steam rises, so an enclosure that stops short simply loses it to the rest of the bathroom. Running the glass to the ceiling is what makes the room work as a steam room rather than a hot shower.
Yes. Any layout we build as a standard enclosure can be built as a steam unit, including corners and neo angles. The transom follows the shape of the opening.
Yes. Sauna doors and glass walls are built to the same standard, with the hardware and clearances a hot dry room needs rather than a steam one. Tell us what the room is and we will build for it.