A glass shower cubicle in Bangalore costs ₹620 to ₹905 for each square foot of glass. That price is fitted, before GST. Most bathroom enclosures are small, usually 30 to 45 sq ft of glass. So they sit near the top of that range. The hinges, handle, seals and support rod cost the same whether the panel is large or small. A typical 35 sq ft wall to wall enclosure with a hinged door comes to about ₹29,800.
What a shower cubicle job includes
Toughened glass, cut to your bathroom and drilled for the fittings before it is toughened. Toughened glass is safety glass. Hinges or sliding parts. A handle. The seals. A support rod where the run needs bracing. The silicone. And our team fitting it all.
It does not include tiling, plumbing or a shower tray.
We fit glass into a finished bathroom. We cannot measure the enclosure until the tiling is done. The size that matters is the finished tile face, not the wall behind it.
Who this is for
Owners of new flats on Sarjapur Road, Kanakapura Road and around Thanisandra, fitting a bathroom for the first time.
Families in Jayanagar, JP Nagar, Banashankari and Malleshwaram, replacing a framed enclosure that has gone chalky and started to leak.
And landlords getting a flat ready to rent.
In the older Bellandur and Hoodi towers it is nearly always a replacement. And it is nearly always shaped by the service lift and the building's working hours. That is a timing question, not a price one. But it decides which day we can come.
How the different shapes price out
Wall to wall with a hinged door is the most common shape. It is the cheapest option with a door. One fixed panel, one door, two hinges. At ₹850 per sq ft, a typical 35 sq ft enclosure comes to about ₹29,800.
Wall to wall with a sliding door suits a bathroom where a door has no room to swing. At ₹870 per sq ft, the same area comes to about ₹30,500. The sliding parts and the track cost more than a pair of hinges.
An L-shape enclosure adds a corner. That means a return panel, a corner connector, and more edge for the same floor area. Expect the top end of the range.
A fixed screen with no door at all is the simplest thing we build, at ₹620 per sq ft. In a well-drained wet room it is often all you need.
How long it takes
About a week to ten days in total.
We measure once your tiling is finished, usually within a day or two of your call. Cutting, drilling and toughening the glass takes about three to five working days. Fitting one enclosure is half a day to a day.
Then do not use the shower for about 24 hours, so the silicone can set properly. Using it the same evening is the most common reason a brand new enclosure seems to leak in its first week.
What it is made of, and what stops the leak
10mm clear toughened glass is the usual choice. 8mm is fine for a small fixed screen. Frosted and tinted glass cost extra.
The fittings matter more here than anywhere else. A bathroom is warm, wet and damp all day.
Hinges are glass to glass or wall to glass, in chrome-finished brass. The closing edge takes a proper edge seal, not a plain strip. That seal is what really keeps water inside. Plastic seals go along the bottom and the sides. We seal the whole edge with bathroom-grade silicone.
What we look after
We measure once your tiling is done. We make the glass. We deliver it into a flat where people are living, without marking the walls. We fit it and seal it. And we arrange the gate passes and lift bookings that most Bengaluru buildings ask for before any material comes up.
We give a warranty on our fitting work. The parts carry the maker's warranty. If an enclosure leaks because of our sealing, we come back and put it right.
What happens after you get in touch
Send a photo of the bathroom and the width of the opening. For showers, a photo tells us most of what we need. It even tells us whether a door has room to swing.
We usually call back the same day with a range.
We then measure once the tiling is finished. We give you a written price. We take an advance for the materials, and then we fit. Asking costs nothing.