How much does a glass door with a simulated frame cost?
A simulated frame gives a frameless glass door the look of a framed one. Aluminum U-profiles go around the glass, and metal bars are glued onto the glass to create the grid lines. It adds about $400 per door to the price of plain frameless glass.
Single door
Starting from$2,200One glass door with a simulated frame
Double door
Starting from$4,400A pair of glass doors with a simulated frame
These are starting prices. Every project is made to measure, so your exact price depends on the size, glass, grid layout, hardware and site conditions. We confirm it after measuring.
What affects the price
- Door size and glass thickness
- Number of grid lines on the glass
- Type of glass: clear, low-iron (extra clear) or frosted
- Hardware and finish: hinges, handles, locks
- Fixed glass panels next to the door
- Site conditions: walls, floors and access
Keep in mind: this is not a real frame. The grid lines are metal bars glued onto the glass, the connection seams stay visible, and hinges and wall brackets are visible too. If you want real welded steel, see the steel welded option below.
Glass door and panel with a simulated frame
A basic framed look for less than welded steel. Aluminum profiles outline the door and the fixed panel, so from a distance it reads as a framed glass wall.
Glass partition with grid lines
Metal bars glued onto the glass create the grid pattern of a framed partition. A good choice when you like the framed style and want to keep the budget lower.
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