The Transformation
What a Frameless Door Actually Changes
Most Peabody bathrooms have one of three things: an old framed enclosure with textured glass that's impossible to fully clean, an open shower with no door at all, or a curtain rod left over from decades ago. All three are easy to fix — and the difference a quality frameless door makes is immediately visible. These are real jobs done throughout Peabody and the North Shore.
Open shower with no enclosure converted to a frameless walk-in with brushed nickel hardware and fixed panel. Stone tile throughout. Peabody, MA.
Dated framed enclosure with frosted textured glass — rusted track, worn seals — replaced with a clean frameless door in matte black. Night and day difference.
Shower curtain replaced with a frameless hinged door in brushed gold hardware. The tile work was always there — the frameless glass finally lets you see it.
Angled ceiling bathroom with an open shower opening — a tricky layout that needed a custom-cut panel. Frameless hinged door, brushed nickel. North Shore, MA.
Open marble shower with no door converted to a frameless walk-in with a fixed panel and brushed nickel hardware. Common in master bath renovations in Peabody.
Curtain rod removed, frameless bypass sliding door installed. Pebble floor tile, chrome hardware. Smaller bathroom where a swing door wasn't practical.
Open tub surround with no enclosure converted to a frameless glass tub enclosure with chrome hardware. No tile work needed — fits directly to the existing footprint.
New shower build — tile complete, no door. Frameless hinged door installed same day in chrome hardware. White subway tile, penny-round floor. Peabody, MA.