Frameless showers and wine rooms in Gallatin

Quickly. Gallatin is 10.3 miles in a straight line from the showroom at 103 Tennessee Way, Hendersonville, and in the same county, which makes it the eighth-closest of the 41 places we serve. A free in-home consultation can usually be booked within a few days of a call to 615.431.5070, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Being close helps after the sale as well. Steve handles the quote, the scheduling and the follow-up himself, and a Google reviewer called installers Kyle and John professional and courteous. Gallatin added about 8,000 residents between April 2020 and July 2024, going from 44,453 to 52,489 in the Census Bureau’s estimates. Homeowners nearer the showroom will find their own page under Hendersonville.

For a Gallatin remodel, the short distance makes the showroom a practical first stop. Glass types, hinges and finishes can be talked through there on a weekday, and the in-home consultation can then go straight to design and measuring.

Heavy glass, minimal hardware and nothing else. A frameless enclosure is 3/8″ or 1/2″ tempered glass measured and built for one opening; the glass carries the structure, so there’s no metal frame. The style we build most is the glass-to-glass hinged enclosure, where the door hangs off a fixed glass panel and can sit in the center of the opening instead of against a wall. Headers and transoms are offered too.

The doors swing outward and inward, letting water on the glass drain back into the shower. Hinges and handles come in matte black, brushed nickel, chrome, brass and oil-rubbed bronze. Behind white tile, UltraClear low-iron glass keeps the tile from picking up a green cast, and ShowerGuard coating protects the surface from the spotting Middle Tennessee water leaves. The price depends on the size of the opening, the glass thickness, the glass type and the hardware finish. The frameless shower doors page walks through the styles.

Yes, and it doesn’t need a dedicated room. Closets and the space under a staircase can be converted; in the owner’s words, “we have not found a space we can’t work with.” The glass is mostly 3/8″ or 1/2″ clear tempered low-iron, sealed with clear polycarbonate seals so the room holds its temperature, and the room can be refrigerated or not.

A single door can be up to 40″ wide and any height up to 140″. Most openings get double doors, often two 30″ doors across a 60″ opening. Wine rooms have run from about $700–800 to $30,000–40,000, carry a lifetime warranty and are installed within two weeks of the deposit. If a builder or remodeler is getting the space ready, Shower Doors of Nashville works with contractors on that. The glass wine cellars page has the details.