The right shower door can make a major impact in your bathroom.
There are several factors that should be considered when it comes to bathroom remodeling. One of those factors that can impact aesthetic appeal and functionality is the shower door. While this might not seem significant, choosing the appropriate shower doors is more than just finding something that fits; it’s about improving the overall experience. Our team at Bath Kingz carries a wide range of shower doors, allowing you to find the best one for your needs.
One of the most popular options are frameless shower doors. These doors provide a sleek, modern appearance that makes the bathroom feel bigger and more open. Additionally, they flow easily with several design styles, as well as frosted and patterned options that increase privacy while also serving as a unique decorative element. We also offer shower doors that work for various room shapes and sizes, including sliding shower doors that work when you have limited space or bi-fold doors that conserve room while giving you a larger entryway. Another thing to consider when choosing the right shower door for your bathroom is maintenance requirements. While frameless options require minimal upkeep, other types might need more attention.
When you contact our team about shower doors, we’ll take the time to answer any questions you have as well as ask a few of our own to ensure we understand what you need. We have worked with countless clients to help them remodel their bathrooms for better accessibility or to upgrade them for better flow. Both of those are significant, as a well-designed bathroom with high-quality fixtures, such as the shower door, can significantly increase the value of your property.
Contact us today in the Conway, South Carolina area to learn more about the shower doors we carry.
At Bath Kingz, we install shower doors for customers in Myrtle Beach, Conway, Carolina Forest, Surfside Beach, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island, Georgetown, Andrews, North Myrtle Beach, Little River, Ocean Isle Beach, Oak Island, Loris, Aynor, Marion, Florence, and Columbia, South Carolina.