Real custom glass installations across Cape Cod and the South Coast shower enclosures, tub enclosures, railings, and glass features, each fabricated to fit the space it’s built for.
A custom shower enclosure is glass fabricated to fit an existing bathroom layout including features like knee walls, built-in seats, or curbs rather than requiring the space to change to fit a standard kit. The Glass House has installed frameless and bypass shower enclosures across Cape Cod and the South Coast, in finishes from clear glass to textured rain glass.
This Centerville shower enclosure was custom fabricated to work around an existing knee wall, rather than requiring the wall to be altered. The glass was measured to follow the wall’s line for a clean, built-in fit.
For this Dennis bathroom, the glass was custom fabricated to accommodate an existing built-in shower seat, giving the glass enclosure a seamless, made-for-the-space fit instead of working around the seat with a standard kit.
A new shower enclosure installed in East Sandwich, bringing a clean, modern look to the bathroom. The project shows how a glass enclosure swap alone can noticeably change the feel of a space, without a larger renovation.
This Dennis installation used a bypass (two-panel, sliding) shower door with textured rain glass instead of plain glass, adding privacy and visual texture to the shower.
A bypass shower enclosure in Portsmouth finished with a black grid pattern, chosen to pair with the bathroom’s black-and-white tilework and add contrast and structure to the space.
A full-home bathroom upgrade in Chatham, with three separate shower enclosures custom fabricated and installed across the property in a single project.
A tub enclosure is a glass door and panel system built for a bathtub rather than a walk-in shower. The Glass House fabricates tub enclosures to the exact dimensions of each tub, with hardware finishes such as satin brass, black, or chrome.
A double-door tub enclosure installed in Hyannis, finished with satin brass hardware for a warmer, more traditional look than standard chrome or black hardware.
A glass railing uses tempered glass panels in place of traditional balusters or spindles, most often on stairs or open landings. It keeps sightlines open while still meeting code height and safety requirements.
A glass stair railing installed in Hyannis, replacing a solid or spindled railing with an open, seamless design that keeps the staircase area feeling more open while still meeting safety needs.
Beyond showers and railings, The Glass House fabricates custom glass for everyday surfaces glass tabletops, wine cellar, glass shelves, and other built-in features cut and sized to fit the specific piece of furniture or space.
A custom glass tabletop added to a kitchen island in Plymouth, giving the island a fresh, modern surface for everyday use.
A custom glass display built to showcase a wine bottle collection, installed in time for Valentine’s Day entertaining.
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