Frameless and sliding showers in Murfreesboro

Almost entirely at your house. Murfreesboro is 33.5 straight-line miles from 103 Tennessee Way in Hendersonville and 29.9 from downtown Nashville, so instead of asking you to drive up, Steve brings the consultation to you. It’s free and can usually be scheduled within a few days of a call to 615.431.5070.

At that visit he goes over the designs, glass and hardware and takes final measurements. The glass is fabricated over the next two to three weeks, and installers such as Kyle and John, both named in Google reviews, put it in within 1 to 5 hours. If you do want to see finishes in person, the showroom is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Murfreesboro grew by about 15,500 residents between 2020 and 2024, to 168,387, by Census Bureau estimates, and it shares Rutherford County with Smyrna and Walterhill.

It mostly comes down to space. Where there’s room for a door to swing, a frameless glass-to-glass hinged enclosure is the style the business builds most: 3/8″ or 1/2″ tempered glass, the door hung off a fixed panel so it can sit in the middle, and a door that swings both ways so water drains back into the shower. Headers and transoms are options, and semi-frameless doors are available for a different look.

• Room to swing: frameless hinged, on the frameless shower doors page.
• Door would hit the vanity: a barn door slider in the Cambridge or Serenity series.
• Two doors that pass each other: a bypass slider on concealed rollers, or a frameless slider on exposed ones.

Hinges, handles, rollers and header bars come in matte black, brushed nickel, chrome, brass or gold, and oil-rubbed bronze, and Steve brings the choice of style and finish to the Murfreesboro consultation.

Order it with ShowerGuard coated glass. Hard water, heat, humidity, soap and cleaning agents all corrode an uncoated glass surface and dull it, and without a coating Middle Tennessee water will leave permanent spotting over time. Shower Doors of Nashville is a registered Guardian ShowerGuard dealer, and the coating is chosen with the glass, before anything is fabricated.

The other glass decision is tint. Standard glass is slightly green, and UltraClear low-iron glass is optically clear to the edge, so white tile stays white. For privacy, Rain, Satin and Obscure glass are on the shower glass options page.

In a Murfreesboro bath with white or pale tile, the two upgrades solve different problems, one of color and one of spotting. Steve prices each at the consultation, so the quote shows what it adds before anything is fabricated. Moving from 3/8″ to 1/2″ glass is the other choice that changes both the look and the price.