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Measuring for a frameless shower door or enclosure is crucial to ensure a proper fit. We recommend following our measurement guide, which provides step-by-step instructions on how to measure your space accurately. You can find the guide on our website under the "Measuring Guide" section.

Yes, Aston Bath offers customizable shower doors and enclosures. We understand that every bathroom is unique, so we provide options for custom sizes, finishes, and hardware to ensure a perfect fit for your space.

Aston Bath specializes in high-quality frameless shower doors and enclosures. We offer a wide range of options, including sliding doors, alcove doors, and square enclosures.

When selecting a shower tray and enclosure, remember that the enclosure’s advertised size only fits a completed alcove installation. Meaning, after the tray is installed, wall-board and tile will add thickness that reduces the usable opening. For instance, a tray listed as 36" x 46" is designed for an enclosure that finishes about 2" smaller on each side once the walls are completed, ensuring the glass panels sit properly on the tray’s curb.

To confirm the exact fit, check the Specifications section on the product page and download the Specifications PDF, which provides the detailed measurements for each model. Precise calculations are required.

GS stands for "Glass Shelves." The shelving system offers more rigidity to the glass panel without the need for an overhead support bar. Upon choosing a GS shower door or enclosure, a 2-tiered shelving system will be included to store your soap or shampoo bottles making your shower space more functional.

Neo-angle enclosures require more careful planning than square or rectangular models because of their angled sides and center-door design. The tray and glass must be sized as a matched set to ensure proper fit.

Start by measuring from finished wall to finished wall, taking into account the added thickness of wallboard and tile. A tray listed as 38" x 38", for example, is designed for a glass enclosure that finishes slightly smaller, with the panels and door set inward from the curb rather than flush with its edges.

It’s important to confirm that the tray and enclosure share the same shape and angle, typically 135° for neo-angle models, and to verify details like finished dimensions, drain placement, and clearances in the Specifications PDF available on the product page. Many neo-angle kits are sold as a combined base-and-enclosure package, which removes the guesswork.

If you are replacing only one component, measure carefully and consult the manufacturer, since even small variations in angle or curb size can prevent the enclosure from fitting correctly. Always rely on the specification sheets for exact numbers, not just the advertised sizes.

Bathroom renovations can take months or years, we have anticipated your needs so that this process may be less daunting and stressful. There are 3 stages to a renovation: pre-purchase, purchase, and post-purchase. Review our Renovation Roadmap to see a full breakdown of what each stage can look like and how long they may take.