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A bright bathroom with a frameless glass shower, a freestanding tub and a terrazzo floor under a skylight.

Residential glass · Nelson, BC

Glass for Your Home

Your home doesn’t need to look like everybody else’s.

Our team can help with everything from replacing a failed piece of insulated glass to creating a custom shower enclosure or glass railing.

A large walk-in shower behind frameless glass with black hardware, a teak bench inside and two rain heads overhead.

Custom Showers

Frameless and semi-frameless shower glass customized for your space.

Ask about a custom shower

or email info@kootenayglass.com

A wide lit mirror over a double marble vanity, reflecting two windows and pendant lights.

Mirrors

Custom mirrors cut and installed for bathrooms, vanities, gyms, feature walls, renovations and custom applications.

A frameless glass railing on black posts along a wooden deck, with a green field and trees beyond.

Glass Railings

Glass guardrails for decks, balconies, interior and exterior stairs, and custom architectural applications.

Before and after, the same view from a window: on the left a fogged sealed unit blurring a purple tree and the street, on the right the clear replacement.

Broken & Fogged Glass

You don’t necessarily need to replace the entire window because the glass is broken or fogged.

We can assess existing windows and replace damaged or failed insulated glass units where appropriate.

A retractable screen pulled partway across a sliding glass door in a bright living room, looking out to a fenced yard.

Phantom Screens

Retractable screen solutions for doors and appropriate openings.

A row of wood-framed windows with divided panes in a bright room, a small table and a vase of flowers in front.

Windows & doors

Kootenay Windows & Doors

Part of the Kootenay Glass family

The right window isn’t just about what fits the hole.

Climate, exposure, architecture, budget, energy efficiency and how the building is actually used all matter.

Frame options include wood, vinyl, aluminum and fibreglass.

Each has advantages and disadvantages. Our job is to help you choose the right product for your home, rather than simply pushing one product.

Need Glass?

You don’t need to know exactly what it’s called.

Tell us what’s broken, what you’re building or what you’re trying to accomplish, and we’ll help you figure out the rest.