Custom glass doors in Kitsilano, Vancouver for showers and interiors. Sliding or hinged options with clean fit and bright look.
Kitsilano has a lot of homes and condos where the layout is great, but the rooms can feel a bit closed off. Hallways, bathrooms, and even small office corners sometimes lose light because of heavy doors or tight openings. A well planned glass door can fix that without changing the whole layout.
At Omid Glass, we build and install custom glass doors in Kitsilano. That can mean shower doors, sliding doors, hinged doors, or interior glass doors that keep the space feeling open while still giving you separation where you need it.
If you want a quick look at all services, you can start on the Home page.
Why Kitsilano homeowners choose glass doors so often
Glass doors are one of those upgrades that feel simple, but the impact is big. They can make a bathroom feel cleaner, a hallway feel brighter, and a home office feel like a real room.
People like glass doors because:
- They let light travel through the home
- They make small rooms feel less tight
- They can look clean with many design styles
- They feel tidy compared to bulky frames
- They work well in renovations and new builds
You can see examples and options on Glass Doors.
The most common glass door types we install
A lot of people say “glass door” and mean different things. Here are the big ones.
Shower glass doors that make bathrooms feel cleaner
This is the number one request. A shower glass door makes the shower feel more like part of the bathroom, not a separate messy zone.
Popular setups:
- Hinged shower doors
- Sliding shower doors
- Fixed panel plus door
- Walk in glass panels
If you are doing a full bathroom refresh, pairing this with Mirror Work makes the bathroom feel much more finished.
Sliding glass doors when space is tight
Kitsilano has a lot of smaller layouts where a swing door would get in the way. Sliding doors can solve that and still look clean.
Common uses:
- Small bathrooms
- Closet openings
- Laundry rooms
- Tight hallways
If you are also improving storage at the same time, take a look at Closet Organizer.
Interior glass doors for home offices and quiet zones
This is a favorite in homes where people work from home. You get separation, but the room does not feel like a dark box.
Common uses:
- Home offices
- Kids study rooms
- Basement rooms
- Pantry doors
For a full divider wall and office style layout, visit Office Doors & Partitions.
What makes a glass door feel “right” in daily use
A good glass door is not just glass. It is the fit, the hardware, and the way it works every day.
Details that matter:
- Handle placement that feels natural
- Hardware finish that matches your space
- Clean seals for water control in showers
- Smooth sliding action if it is a sliding door
- A layout that works with the way you move around the room
Even small details can change the whole vibe.
How the process works with Omid Glass
We keep it straightforward and practical.
Step 1: Quick call and a simple plan
We talk about what door you need, what the space is like, and what style you like. You can start with Book A Call.
Step 2: Measuring that respects real walls
Many homes are not perfectly level. Floors can slope, walls can be slightly out, and tile edges can shift. Measuring carefully is what keeps the final result clean.
We check:
- Wall level
- Floor slope
- Door clearances
- Water control spots
- Hardware mounting areas
Step 3: Confirm glass and hardware choices
Most clients decide based on:
- Clear glass for open feel
- More privacy if needed
- Hardware finish to match taps or handles
- Hinged vs sliding based on space
Step 4: Install day
We install carefully, check alignment, and make sure the door opens, closes, and seals properly.
If you want to know more about our team and how we work, visit About Us.
Common questions from Kitsilano clients
Will it leak water in the shower?
A well planned setup keeps water controlled. Door style and shower layout both matter, so we plan around that from the start.
Is it safe?
Yes, when installed properly. Glass doors are made for this type of use, and hardware installation matters a lot.
Is it hard to clean?
Most people find glass doors easier than curtains. A simple routine helps:
- Run the bathroom fan after showers
- Use gentle glass cleaner
- Wipe with a soft cloth
- Skip rough pads that can scratch
Will it match my home style?
Yes. Glass is flexible. The hardware finish and door type make it feel modern, classic, or somewhere in between.
What affects the price
Pricing depends on the space and the choices you make.
Main cost drivers:
- Door type (sliding, hinged, fixed panel)
- Size of the opening
- Glass thickness
- Hardware type and finish
- Wall and floor conditions
- Access to the space
A quick visit usually makes pricing clear.
Pairing glass doors with other upgrades
A lot of clients do glass doors as part of a bigger refresh.
Common pairings:
- Stair and deck safety upgrades through Glass Railing
- Bathroom and feature mirrors through Mirror Work
- Home office glass walls through Office Doors & Partitions
- Storage upgrades through Closet Organizer
Even one extra upgrade can make the place feel more complete.
Quick checklist before you book
- Is the door for a shower, room, or closet?
- Is there space for a swing door, or do you need sliding?
- Do you want clear glass or more privacy?
- Do you want hardware to match your other finishes?
- Do you want the door to feel bold, or quiet and simple?
When you are ready, start with Book A Call.