Summary
The complete glass shower enclosure — fixed panels plus a door, built as one coordinated system — for walk-in showers, corner/neo-angle showers, and tub-to-shower conversions. [DRAFT SPEC SHEET — see confidence note below.]
Overview
While a Shower Door covers just the opening, a Shower Enclosure is the full glass system around the shower: fixed side and/or return panels combined with a door (or a doorless walk-in opening) into one measured, coordinated installation. It's the right specification for a walk-in shower, a corner/neo-angle shower, or a bathroom renovation converting a tub into a walk-in shower.
Features
- Full coordinated system — Fixed panels and door (or open walk-in entry) engineered and measured as one enclosure, not separate pieces.
- Fits any layout — Straight-line, corner/neo-angle, and doorless walk-in configurations.
- Tempered safety glass — Same shatter-safety standard as Condado Window's shower doors.
- Matches the rest of the bathroom — Hardware finishes coordinate with shower doors and other fixtures.
Technical Details (draft — pending factory confirmation)
- Configuration options: straight-line enclosure, corner/neo-angle enclosure, or doorless walk-in with a fixed splash panel.
- Panels: fixed glass panels joined with U-channel, clips, or glass-to-glass clamps (hardware to be confirmed).
- As with Shower Doors, this is a bathroom/interior product governed by tempered safety-glass standards, not the hurricane impact-testing program used for the rest of this catalog.
Specifications (draft)
- Glass: Tempered safety glass, commonly 3/8"–1/2" in the industry (thickness to be confirmed for a Condado Window spec).
- Hardware: Stainless-steel or chrome-finish clips, U-channel, and clamps (finish options to be confirmed).
- Configuration: Straight-line, corner/neo-angle, or doorless walk-in, per bathroom layout.
FAQ
What's the difference between a Shower Door and a Shower Enclosure? A Shower Door is just the door panel fit into an existing curb or opening. A Shower Enclosure is the full system — fixed panels plus door, or a doorless walk-in — measured and installed together as one project.
Can an enclosure be built without a door, for a walk-in shower? Yes — a doorless walk-in configuration, using a fixed glass splash panel to contain water while leaving an open entry, is a common request and can be specified as part of this line.