Mirrors and coated shower glass in Millersville

Millersville is 7.6 miles in a straight line from our showroom at 103 Tennessee Way in Hendersonville, and both are in Sumner County. Downtown Nashville is 16.1 miles away. The Census Bureau counted 6,300 Millersville residents in 2020 and estimated 6,427 in 2024.

That short distance gives you a choice. You can stop by the showroom on a weekday between 8 am and 5 pm to talk through glass and hardware, or have Steve come to your house for the free consultation, usually within a few days of your call. The final measurements are always taken in your own bathroom. Book either through the contact page.

For a mirror, the showroom visit can save time: bring the width and height of the wall, and Steve can talk through thickness and finish before anyone measures.

Yes. Mirrors come in clear, a variety of colors and antique finishes, in 1/8″ or 1/4″ thickness, and every one is custom cut. Antique mirror has a softened, aged surface that suits a powder room, an entry or a piece of furniture; colored mirror is more of a decorative accent.

Beyond the bathroom, we cut mirrors for doors and full-length walls. Each can be framed or frameless with a beveled edge. For a gym wall or a dressing area, a frameless full-length mirror covers the whole space without a border breaking it up. See finishes on the custom mirrors page.

Mirrors can be measured on the same Millersville visit as a shower door, so a beveled frameless mirror over the vanity and a coated glass enclosure beside it are quoted together.

If you want the glass to stay clear for years, yes. Uncoated glass in this part of Tennessee picks up mineral spots that become permanent with time. Hard water, heat, humidity, soap and cleaning agents all wear on the glass surface, and the spotting eventually etches in.

We’re a registered Guardian ShowerGuard dealer, and ShowerGuard is the coated glass we offer to protect against all of it. It can be ordered on a frameless door, a panel or a full enclosure, in 3/8″ or 1/2″ glass. The coatings and tints are compared on the glass and hardware options page.

The coating is chosen at the free consultation, along with the glass type and the hardware finish. Installation still takes one to five hours, coated or not.