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Partitions & showers · Made in Dallas

Steel partitions and shower enclosures.

Room dividers and shower enclosures in slim steel and glass, drawn around your space.

Quoted per room Typical investment

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Since 1995
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Made in our Dallas shop

The approved shop drawing of the same shower assembly: door, sidelite and transom, with dimensions — Approved shop drawing · Shower door, sidelite and transom · 130 × 117½ in

Drawn, then built

A shower wall, drawn as one assembly.

A door, a fixed sidelite and a transom across a marble wet room. The drawing fixed every lite and the swing of the door; the enclosure was made to it.

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Corner black steel and clear glass shower enclosure in a pale marble primary bath — As built · the same enclosure

Signature Designs

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Explore the proportions and details. Every design can be tailored to your opening.

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DH18 · 144″ × 108″

Wide divided room opening

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DH32 · 72″ × 96″

Straight slim shower enclosure

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DH36 · 108″ × 96″

Study and dressing-room partition

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For architects, designers and builders

Specify the partitions with us.

Shop drawings for your set, pricing by opening, and a private showroom visit with your client.

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Decide early

Passage: Door width, swing and the furniture around it.
Privacy: What stays visible between the rooms, and what does not.
Wet rooms: Tile layout, floor levels and the waterproofing plan.

What we provide

Assemblies: Doors, fixed panels, transoms and sidelites in one frame.
Glass: Safety glazing for showers per 16 CFR 1201, confirmed with your team and supplier.
Measure: Taken after the stone, curb and ceiling are finished.
Coordination: Blocking, waterproofing and attachment with your builder.
Doors: Pivot, hinged or sliding; swing and clearance set on the drawings.
Finish: Matched to the room’s hardware; samples at the showroom. Materials and finishes
Shop drawings: Drawn against your elevations and approved before fabrication.
Fabrication: Made in our Dallas shop. Fabrication is typically 8–12 weeks after drawing approval.
Setting: Set in place by our own crew.

Exact sightlines and sections are set on your shop drawings.

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Typical investment

Every room, drawn and quoted.

Partitions & enclosures: Quoted per room from your plans or photos
Multi-room projects: $20k–$65k
Residence projects: $60k–$250k+

Every project is drawn and quoted for its openings; size, glass, finish, hardware and site conditions set the final investment.

Several pieces, or the whole house

The bath, the dressing room and the hall between.

Partitions and showers drawn with the interior doors are quoted as one project.

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Questions

Partition and shower questions.

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Are partitions structural?

They can be free-standing dividers or full-height framed walls; we engineer the steel to the span and anchoring the space needs.

Can a partition include a door?

Single or double steel doors are detailed into the partition so the opening and the wall read as one continuous piece.

What glass options are there?

Clear, reeded, smoked, and switchable smart glass — chosen for how much you want to see through and how much privacy you need.

What do you need to start a steel shower enclosure?

The bathroom plan or a few photos, the approximate enclosure size, where the door should be and how it should swing, and any inspiration. Final stone dimensions and a glass specification can follow; we tell you which decisions matter now and which wait for the field survey.

When is a steel shower enclosure measured?

After the stone, tile, curb and ceiling are finished. Final frame and glass sizes come from a field survey of stable surfaces. Before then we coordinate blocking, waterproofing and attachment zones with your builder, because a late stone cap or floor change moves the door clearance and the glass sizes.

What glass does a steel shower enclosure use?

Safety glass. Federal rules (16 CFR Part 1201) and the building code require safety glazing in shower doors and enclosures. The project team and glass supplier confirm the compliant type and thickness, and we coordinate the steel stops, edges and hardware cutouts to that make-up before the glass is made.