Shower Tile All The Way To Ceiling Frosted Glass Door

I do not have a fan and took the door all the way to 1 2 from the ceiling.

Shower tile all the way to ceiling frosted glass door.

Redoing all of the tile white subway traditional old look. I m doing my master bath with frameless panels that go up to about regular door height. The glass transom then acts like a vent and can be tilted open to release hot steam or kept close to keep the steam in. Homeowners who want a floor to ceiling frameless shower may need a glass transom in their design.

Stabilizing tall floor to ceiling showers. Aesthetically for most tile shower walls end with the last complete row of tile at around 6 feet 2 inches or so or to the top or just above the glass enclosure depending on how the math works out. In my case i just leave the door open after i shower to evacuate the moisture. I have not had a problem.

Instead of bringing the door all the way to the ceiling most steam showers are designed with movable transoms above the door. Step into something different with the vigo winslow frameless sliding glass shower door enclosure. Yes the new style is to go all the way up to the ceiling and it will be around to stay. Bathroom is relatively small so am removing the door that separates the toilet shower from the vanity.

It saves on the cost of tile trim pieces cost much more than filed it makes cement board installation easier it makes drywall mudding conversion easier and it makes the space feel taller. Was thinking i would run the glass 1 fixed piece 1 door all the way to the ceiling in all of the pictures i am seeing it is stopping at least a foot below the ceiling. My own steam shower is tiled on all sides and the floor to ceiling glass enclosure means a wonderful warmth even when the steam is not activated. But you will need to do something to evacuate the moisture.

The pieces are made from 3 8 ansi z97 1 and 16 cfr 1201 certified clear tempered glass resisting dangerous breakage shards and streaks. You ll want to make sure you have a tile ceiling rather than drywall for this application. I think it looks better to not take it all the way to the ceiling personally. You barely notice the top of the glass and it lets it vent out well but still holds a good bit of heat in.