Which Shower Enclosure is right for you?

What's the difference between framed and frameless?

Framed units are the more traditional style of shower doors which include aluminum framework around the glass. Frameless units provide a more contemporary open look as they use a minimal amount of framework around the glass. Both units offer the same amount of safety and stability, so the choice between the two is usually based on taste not necessity. Frameless units are available in 3/8” and 1/2” glass.

Why O&P?

• Options. Available finishes for Frameless units are: Chrome, Polished Brass, Polished Nickel, Satin Chrome, Brushed Chrome, Brushed Brass, Brushed Nickel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, White and Antique Brass. Custom finishes are available upon request, be sure to ask your salesperson. Available glass options for Frameless units in 3/8”: Clear, Rain, Grey Tint, Bronze Tint, Starphire, Matelux and Reeded. Available glass options for Frameless units 1/2”: Clear, Grey Tint, Bronze Tint, and Starphire.

• Because the installation is custom made to fit your particular bathroom, O&P can assure you that your unit will not leak and that each door will open and close properly.

• Protect your home's interior... Trained O&P installers pay attention to detail and won't leave your home looking like a construction site.

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Oakes & Parkhurst offers a wide range of products. Some of the things we do are stained glass restoration, contract glazing, skylights, sunrooms, patio rooms, vinyl windows, historical preservation and restoration, storefronts, stained glass gifts, stained glass lamps, mirrors, glass countertops, cabinet door glass, and bath enclosures. With over 30 years of experience, O&P remains family owned and operated, employing only the best installers and professionals.

Bates College When one of the best colleges in Maine needs a new dining facility, they call on the best in the business to make it happen. The new Dining Commons is a 60,000 square-foot structure built from brick, granite, slate, copper and glass. The highest standards of workmanship and safety are expected and delivered by Oakes & Parkhurst Glass.	Mt. View School Big things are happening in the small town of Thorndike Maine. The new school for MSAD 3 will be the most expensive school in Maine, costing 30 million dollars to construct. O&P will be doing the glass.The new school will serve 11 towns and is part of a state wide push to consolidate schools. Oakes & Parkhurst founder and VP Richard Parkhurst grew up in Thorndike, and we're proud to be a part of this impressive project.
Blue Hill Stained Glass Restoration In January of 2008 the crews from O&P Glass and Stained Glass Express removed a stained glass window from a church in Blue Hill. The window is thirteen feet high, six feet wide and weighs over 1500 pounds. It was dead lifted from the hole and moved in one piece to our studio in Waterville where it will be restored.	Dominican Block Oakes & Parkhurst Glass is helping to restore the Dominican Block building at Lincoln and Chestnut in Lewiston Maine. This building originally opened in January of 1883 and will be restored to its historic beauty by the detail oriented installers from O&P Glass. Its our ability to do such a wide range of jobs that sets us apart and makes O&P the "go-to" glass company in Maine.
Go Green O&P Glass is commited to "going green." We recycle 100% of our aluminum scrap and cardboard. We allow no ETS in our buildings and practice building reuse.	LEED O&P Glass is commited to The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System. We pride ourselves on providing LEED certified solutions to our customers. Looking for environmentally friendly building? We can help.

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Which Shower Enclosure is right for you?

What's the difference between framed and frameless?

Why O&P?

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