Lincolnshire is a smaller, well-maintained village with a high proportion of larger custom and semi-custom homes. The bathrooms we install glass into here tend to be generous, well-built, and ready for premium materials.
Most Lincolnshire primary baths are 150+ square feet, with separate tubs and showers, often dual vanities, and frequently a dedicated water closet. The glass we install in these spaces is typically ½-inch low-iron with custom hardware, configured as a multi-panel enclosure rather than a single door.
Lincolnshire homeowners tend to commit to their homes for decades, and the remodels reflect that. The hardware finishes get specified months in advance; the tile is high-end; the glass is meant to last as long as everything else. Our job is to execute precisely and not be the trade that causes a delay.
A short tour of the pockets we work in most often.
Larger semi-custom homes. Frameless walk-ins with returns and transoms.
Established custom housing. Steam enclosures and oversized walk-ins.
Established neighborhoods near the high school. Frameless walk-ins and 90-degree returns.
Larger estates. Multi-panel frameless with custom-finished hardware.
Bypass sliders and frameless hinged doors over alcove tubs.
A sample of the kinds of installs we do locally.
The projects below are representative of the work we do in Lincolnshire. For current photos and references in your specific neighborhood, call us at 224-427-9199 and we'll share a current portfolio at your estimate.
A custom home off Pembridge Drive had a dedicated steam shower with 10-foot ceilings. Full ½″ low-iron frameless steam enclosure: hinged door, two fixed panels, sealed transom panel above, continuous gasketing. Hardware in satin nickel.
A 1990s home off Whytegate Court had its primary bath rebuilt with a 72×42 walk-in shower and built-in bench. ½″ low-iron frameless hinged door with 42″ inline panel and 36″ return, brushed-nickel hardware.
A custom build near Old Mill Road had a 6×4 shower zone with a 90-degree corner entry. ½″ low-iron three-panel frameless layout: hinged door, fixed inline, fixed return. Hardware in polished chrome.
The defining Lincolnshire install is multi-panel ½-inch low-iron frameless with hardware that's been chosen by a designer rather than picked from a stock catalog. Steam-rated enclosures are common in primary baths designed for serious daily use. Custom transom panels show up frequently on tall-ceilinged installs.
If you're considering a more standard remodel, our comparison guide covers the trade-offs between frameless and semi-frameless.
Yes — we build full steam enclosures with continuous gasketing, sealed transoms, and steam-rated hardware.
Yes — many of our Lincolnshire projects are designer-led. We work to their hardware and finish specifications.
½″ low-iron is the default for any Lincolnshire primary bath install.
Multi-panel and steam-rated assemblies: typically 4-5 weeks from measure.
Lincolnshire estimates booked around your designer or builder's schedule.