The right shower enclosure can completely transform a bathroom. Whether you're completing a full renovation, building a new home, or simply replacing an outdated shower door, Mesko Glass Company can help you create a custom enclosure designed specifically for your space.

Our experienced team will guide you through the entire process, from selecting the right configuration, glass, and hardware to precise measurement and professional installation.

10,000+

Shower enclosures installed

Trusted by homeowners, builders, and remodelers throughout the Poconos and surrounding communities.

See the real installs

Every photo in our shower gallery is a real Mesko Glass installation. Browse finished frameless and framed enclosures in a range of hardware finishes before you decide, then see the actual hardware options in person (pulls, hinges, channel finishes) from our Alumax hardware catalog in the showroom.

Glass shower enclosure work by Mesko Glass.

Semi-frameless glass tub enclosure with brushed-nickel hinge hardware, real Mesko Glass installation.

Frameless glass shower enclosure with black hardware, built into a sloped ceiling nook with herringbone tile.

Large frameless glass shower enclosure with brushed-nickel hardware and dual rain shower heads, real Mesko Glass installation.

Neo-angle glass shower enclosure with brass hardware, real Mesko Glass installation.

Sliding frameless glass shower enclosure with matte-black hardware, real Mesko Glass installation.

Every finish, every layout

Frameless and semi-frameless, sliding barn hardware, neo-angle corners, bypass doors over a tub. Chrome, brushed nickel, matte black and antique brass, against every kind of tile a bathroom can throw at us.

Sliding shower door on antique-brass barn hardware against onyx-look slab tile, beside a freestanding tub.

Wide double frameless shower enclosure with two shower heads, a built-in bench and a mosaic floor.

Black-framed sliding shower door against bold geometric encaustic tile and microcement walls.

Sliding shower door on antique-brass barn hardware in a white marble-look bathroom with a lake view through the window.

Black-framed glass shower enclosure built around a window that looks out into the treeline.

Bypass shower doors over subway tile with a slate accent band, beside an antique oak vanity and a hammered vessel basin.

Frameless glass shower enclosure with black hardware, a built-in bench and a basketweave mosaic floor.

Neo-angle frameless shower enclosure with black hardware and a hexagonal mosaic accent band.

Large frameless shower enclosure with black hinges, veined marble-look tile and a pebble floor.

Frameless glass shower enclosure with black hardware and a pebble floor, with a freestanding tub alongside.

Sliding glass shower door on brass barn hardware, with bold veined tile and a mosaic accent stripe.

Frameless glass shower enclosure with brass clamps and a glass knee-wall panel under a shiplap ceiling.

Neo-angle frameless shower enclosure with chrome hardware, marble-look tile and a hexagonal mosaic floor.

Glass shower and tub surround in rustic wood-look and slate tile, with a pebble floor and a built-in bench.

Sliding barn-style glass shower door with black hardware over white subway tile and a tiled half wall.

Semi-frameless glass shower enclosure with brass framing, a built-in bench and gray vertical tile.

Frameless glass shower enclosure against gray barnwood-look plank tile, with a penny-round floor.

Large frameless steam shower enclosure with black hardware, body sprays, a bench and a pebble floor.

Glass splash panel on a tub surround with green vertical tile and wood-look floor tile.

Frameless glass shower enclosure with herringbone subway tile and a marble knee wall.

Frameless glass shower enclosure seen past a double vanity with a black sconce.

Sliding glass shower door on brass barn hardware against bold blue-veined porcelain.

Semi-frameless shower enclosure with glass transoms over tiled knee walls and granite caps.

Sliding shower door with black barn hardware, pale stacked tile and a dark slate mosaic floor.

Glass shower enclosure with multicolored slate-look tile and oil-rubbed bronze fixtures.

Semi-frameless shower door with black hardware, sage vertical tile and a tiled half wall.

Sliding barn-hardware shower door over a seated shower base with grab bars, under a window.

Neo-angle frameless shower enclosure with greige marble-look tile and a checkerboard floor.

Black-framed bypass shower doors in a tumbled-stone alcove beside a wood vanity and linen tower.

Neo-angle frameless shower enclosure in large-format marble-look tile, beside a freestanding tub.

Semi-frameless shower door in a marble-look alcove with a pebble floor and a lit mirror opposite.

Semi-frameless shower enclosure with a built-in bench in gray stone-look tile.

Walk-in shower with a fixed frameless glass panel and a freestanding tub, in a house still under construction.

Bypass sliding tub-shower doors in gray travertine-look tile with a glass mosaic accent band.

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A run of finished Mesko shower enclosures showing different glass, hardware and door styles.

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Our shower design process

Tell us about your project

Contact our team to get started. We'll gather information about your bathroom, shower opening, design preferences, and the type of enclosure you're considering.

Professional measurement

Once the shower area is ready for glass, a member of our team will visit your home to take precise measurements of the opening.

Design & estimate

Using those measurements, we'll develop a layout for your custom shower enclosure and provide pricing for your review and approval.

Glass fabrication

After your design is approved and a 50% deposit is received, your custom tempered glass and hardware are ordered. Because every enclosure is made specifically for your space, fabrication lead times vary. Our team will provide current timing when your order is placed.

Professional installation

When your materials arrive, our team inspects them and contacts you to schedule installation. Most standard shower enclosure installations can be completed in just a few hours.

Installation day

Jobs photographed part-way through, floor protection down and the glass going in. This is what the room looks like while we are working in it, not after.

Frameless glass shower enclosure with black hardware and stacked white tile, photographed before the floor went in.

Sliding barn-hardware shower door photographed during installation, with floor protection laid down.

Swing shower door in a marble-look alcove with a hex-tiled niche column, photographed before the floor went down.

Swing shower door and glass knee-wall panel in herringbone gray tile, photographed before the floor was finished.

Choose the details that fit your style

Your shower enclosure should complement the rest of your bathroom. Our team can help you select the glass, hardware, configuration, and finish that work best with your space and design. Hardware finishes include options such as:

Chrome
Brushed Nickel
Matte Black
Satin Brass
Oil-Rubbed Bronze

We generally recommend coordinating your shower hardware with the other finishes throughout your bathroom for a cohesive, finished look.

Shower enclosures for every space

Every bathroom is different, which is why we offer a variety of custom shower solutions, from clean, frameless designs to practical sliding and framed configurations. Our team can help determine the best option based on your shower layout, available space, design preferences, and budget.

Complete your bathroom with custom glass

Mesko Glass can also provide custom glass and mirrors to complete your bathroom or other spaces throughout your home, including:

Custom vanity and wall mirrors
Custom-cut glass shelves
Glass vanity and furniture tops
Specialty decorative glass
Painted glass backsplashes

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Warranty

Shower enclosures carry a manufacturer's limited warranty (typically one to five years, depending on the product line) plus a one-year Mesko warranty on our installation workmanship. If the enclosure settles and needs an adjustment, we come back.

Start designing your custom shower

With decades of glass experience and more than 10,000 shower enclosures installed throughout the Poconos and surrounding communities, Mesko Glass combines precise measurements, quality materials, and experienced installation to create shower enclosures designed to look beautiful and perform for years to come.

What one customer said

On a shower-installation recap post on Instagram, one commenter summed up a finished job in five words: “Number 4 looking reallll good.” (Instagram comment, 2025)

Manufacturer reference: we build with Alumax and C.R. Laurence hardware. You do not need to shop their catalogs before calling us. Come to the showroom and handle the actual finishes instead.

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More enclosures we built

Real photographs of Mesko Glass work.

Frameless sliding glass shower enclosure with brushed-nickel hardware over subway tile, real Mesko Glass installation.

Sliding frameless glass shower enclosure with chrome hardware over vertical tile, real Mesko Glass installation.

Sliding glass tub enclosure with diamond-set travertine tile and a glass mosaic accent band

Frameless glass shower door with black hardware, stacked white tile and a hex mosaic floor

Common Questions

What's the difference between frameless and framed?

Frameless enclosures use thicker glass and minimal metal hardware for a cleaner look. Framed enclosures use a metal frame around each panel, which typically costs less. We carry both, plus sliding doors and splash guards for tub-and-shower combos.

Can I see shower door options before ordering?

Yes. Our showroom has shower door and hardware displays that can help you explore different configurations, glass options, finishes, and hardware before making your selection. Open Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm.

Is my shower enclosure covered by a warranty?

Yes. The manufacturer's warranty on the glass and hardware runs one to five years depending on the product line, and we separately warranty our own installation work for one year.

How long does a custom shower enclosure take?

Because shower glass is measured and fabricated specifically for your space, lead times vary based on the design, glass, hardware, and current fabrication schedule. Our team will provide an estimated timeline when your enclosure is ordered.

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