Custom Shower Enclosures in Dubai

Supplied and installed, custom shower enclosures in Dubai typically cost AED 3,200–5,500 for an angled or L-shaped enclosure, AED 5,500–9,500 for steam or curved designs, and AED 9,500–16,000+ for large designer, steel-look or low-iron enclosures. The exact price follows a free site survey and drawing.

A custom shower enclosure is shower glass made to your exact opening, ceiling or shape instead of a standard size. It is templated and drawn for approval, then cut, shaped or bent and toughened. It suits sloped ceilings, out-of-square walls, steam showers and designer layouts.

Flat custom glass typically takes 3 to 4 weeks from survey to installation, including 10 to 15 working days of fabrication and toughening. Curved glass takes 4 to 6 weeks, because bent glass is made to a fixed radius and has a longer lead time.

Yes. We survey the slope and cut the top edge of the glass to the exact angle, then fix it to the ceiling line so there is no gap. This is common in loft and attic bathrooms and needs an approved drawing before the glass is made.

Yes. We supply bent toughened glass for quadrant and rounded showers, made to a fixed radius in the furnace. Because it cannot be altered once made, the radius and size are approved on a drawing, and lead time is usually 3 to 5 weeks.

Yes. A steam enclosure is sealed with glass to the ceiling, door seals and a ceiling sloped at around 15 degrees so condensation runs down the wall. We make and install the glass, and our MEP team can handle the steam generator and plumbing.

A steel-look shower enclosure uses slim black or bronze framed glass in a factory or Crittall-style grid. It is built to your pattern and finish, usually in 8mm to 10mm toughened glass, and gives a designer, industrial look at a lower cost than a solid steel frame.

10mm toughened glass is the best all-round choice for custom frameless, steam and angled enclosures. Use 12mm for tall or wide panels and heavy doors, and 8mm for smaller panels and steel-look framed glass.

No. Toughened and bent glass cannot be cut, drilled or reshaped once made, so every dimension, hole and cut-out is confirmed on a drawing before fabrication. That is why we template and measure after your tiling is finished.

Yes. We take a physical template of the opening, so tapered or leaning walls are matched exactly. This avoids large silicone gaps and gives a neater, more watertight fit than cutting from tape measurements.

SS304 stainless steel is fine for most homes inland. For apartments and villas near the sea, such as Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, JBR and Bluewaters, we recommend marine-grade SS316, which resists pitting from salt-laden air far better.