Tile and finished surfaces first
Frameless glass is measured to the finished opening. Tile, stone, curb caps, benches, and knee walls should be complete before final measurement.
Measurement Guide
When Is a Shower Ready for Glass Measurement?
A shower is usually ready for final glass measurement after tile, curb, walls, bench tops, and finished surfaces are complete.
Measurement Guide
When Is a Shower Ready for Glass Measurement?
A shower is usually ready for final glass measurement after tile, curb, walls, bench tops, and finished surfaces are complete.
What to check before scheduling
Check that walls are finished, the curb is set, plumbing trim is known, and any niches or benches that affect panel layout are complete.
Why early measurements can cause problems
Measuring before surfaces are finished can lead to gaps, clearance issues, or ordering glass that does not match the final opening.
Next Step
Send photos when you are ready
Photos, city, rough size, and tile status are enough to start the conversation.
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FAQ
Common questions
Can glass be measured before tile is finished?
Planning can start earlier, but final measurement should happen after finished surfaces are ready.
What photos should I send?
Send wide photos of the full opening plus close photos of walls, curb, bench, controls, and tight clearances.
Next step
Ready for shower glass, mirrors, or railings?
Send photos, plans, or measurements and we'll help with the next step.