Custom glass
Glass for cabinet doors, hutches and rooms
Frosted, patterned, obscure, antique-style and colored glass for cabinets and built-ins, and frameless glass walls that close off a room without hiding it.
What kinds of glass can go in cabinet doors?
Cabinet doors can take frosted, patterned, obscure or antique-style glass, or colored glass inserts. Frosted and obscure glass hide what’s on the shelves while letting light through. Patterned glass adds texture, and antique-style glass gives an older look; all of them suit kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets, hutches and built-ins. Colored inserts are used in kitchen cabinet doors, pantry doors and decorative windows.
The glass is cut to the opening in each door, so it works for a single hutch or a full run of upper cabinets. Panels can also be changed out at any time, which means the glass you pick now doesn’t have to be the glass you live with forever.
Can a dining room or office be enclosed in glass?
Yes. Shower Doors of Nashville builds frameless glass room enclosures inside the house. A glass-walled dining room stays closed off and still on display from the rest of the home, and an office conference room behind glass keeps the space bright and open while still setting it apart.
Like our frameless shower enclosures, these rooms rely on the glass itself, with little hardware in sight. A glass-fronted wine room is a close relative, and the glass wine cellar page covers door sizes and seals.
How does a cabinet or room glass project start?
Start with a free consultation or a stop at the showroom at 103 Tennessee Way in Hendersonville, open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5. For cabinet glass, it helps to know how many doors you’re changing and the look you’re after. For a glass room, Steve comes out to see the space and measure it.
Prices for decorative glass aren’t published, since each job is quoted from its own measurements and glass choice. Call 615.431.5070 or request a consultation online.
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Cabinet & Door Glass: common questions
How much does it cost to put glass in cabinet doors?
Cabinet glass is quoted per project from the number of doors, the size of each opening and the glass you choose: frosted, patterned, obscure, antique-style or colored. Shower Doors of Nashville doesn’t publish a price list, so the first step is a call to 615.431.5070 or a visit to the Hendersonville showroom.
Can I hide what’s inside my cabinets and still use glass?
Yes. Frosted and obscure glass both let light through a cabinet door while blurring what’s on the shelves behind it. Shower Doors of Nashville also cuts patterned, antique-style and colored glass for kitchen and bathroom cabinets, hutches and built-ins, with each panel sized to the opening in the door.
Can I change the glass in my cabinets later?
Yes. Decorative cabinet glass panels can be changed out at any time, so a frosted panel can become antique-style or colored glass later without replacing the cabinet door. Shower Doors of Nashville cuts the new panel to the opening. Call 615.431.5070 or stop by the Hendersonville showroom to talk through the change.
Can you put a glass wall around a dining room or office?
Yes. Shower Doors of Nashville builds frameless glass room enclosures, such as a dining room set off behind glass so it stays on display, or an office conference room that keeps your space bright and open. Each enclosure is measured on site after a free consultation, and the quote follows that visit.
Do you make colored glass for pantry doors and windows?
Yes. Colored glass inserts from Shower Doors of Nashville go in pantry doors, kitchen cabinet doors and decorative windows. Each insert is cut to its opening, and the color is chosen with you before the glass is ordered. The Hendersonville showroom, open weekdays from 8 to 5, is an easy place to start.
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