New year, new trends! And obviously, we can’t forget about our shower glass doors, too. And there is a pretty wide range of shower glass installations to choose from, so stay tuned to find out which of them becomes all the rage in 2022!
As of late, glass shower doors have been climbing up high in the popularity ranks, which is very understandable. Who’d still want to suffer from moldy shower curtains in this day and age?
That’s right, no one. Shower glass doors are simply an investment to improve your home and make you more comfortable. With that said, here are the doors climbing rapidly on top of the list:
Frameless Shower Doors
This is a classic. If you want a seamless look for your bathroom, then a frameless shower door is probably the best option for you. Since it creates no obstructions, these doors look flawless and polished with any design style or theme. It also goes well with any tile or backsplash!
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Semi-Frameless Shower Doors
Going semi-frameless is also a nice touch for your upcoming shower glass installation. Unlike frameless shower doors, these have metal bodies in the frames. (Although not in the entryway, since it would be fully framed by then.) They’re great if you’re going for a more modern look.
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Mix Metal
If you’re getting tired of frameless shower doors, you can always try a mixed metal design! This is a fascinating choice, and we at Atlas Door Repair expect this to get the most attention this 2022. When there’s metal on the framing end or at the pivot, it brings out quite a new vibe to your favorite spot. Plus, metal adding to the overall structural integrity also doesn’t hurt!
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What are you waiting for— 2022 is the right time to install your glass shower doors! Call Atlas Door Repair at (800) 359-3449 to schedule an appointment now.
