Glass solutions for every opening

All sizes are in inches, except railings and stair glass (feet). You need a tape measure and a notepad.

Shower doors

• Width: measure the opening at the top, middle and bottom. Use the smallest number.
• Height: from the finished floor or the curb to where you want the top of the glass.
• Door + panel: measure the total opening.
• Corner and neo-angle: measure each side separately and enter each one in its own box. Don't add them together.
• Tub doors: the width of the tub ledge, and the height above the tub.

Mirrors

• Width × height in inches.
• Special shapes: use the widest width and the tallest height. The estimate is priced on the full width × height.

Glass railings & stair glass

• Measure the total length of the run in feet.
• Stairs: measure along the slope (the line of the stair nosings), not the flat floor distance.
• Standoffs hold the glass with round metal fittings fastened to the side of the floor or stairs. A base shoe is a metal channel that holds the bottom edge of the glass.

Interior doors and office partitions

• Measure the opening width × height in inches.
• Office partitions: also enter the number of swing doors in the partition.
• W: wall to wall. H: floor to ceiling. Then choose how many swing doors (0–10).

Glass thickness: we use 3/8" glass for frameless products. Mirrors are 1/4", and railings and wall/office partitions are always 1/2".

We measure again in person before your written quote.

These numbers are only for your instant estimate. Stock Source Glass Solutions does a free professional on-site measure before anything is ordered.