Upgrade your bathroom with a shower that’s built to last and designed to impress.
Glass block shower walls create an attractive and private solution for walk-in showers of any size. Architecture-grade materials provide exceptional strength and durability for years to come. We install glass block showers with top workmanship. We can work with you to design shower walls that fit your space and taste.
Lifetime assurance, superior durability
Bring in light without sacrificing privacy
Designed to impress and start your day off right
Upgrade the aesthetic of your bathroom
Our team is committed to helping you make your home safe and add significant value. We believe this can be done through the home services we provide.
We have convenient financing options with 0% interest, subject to approved credit. Get a decision within minutes of applying.
Our quality standard is simple and uncompromising:
We’ve been in this business since 2004 and have served 30,000+ customers across Ohio. Our installers are skilled craftsmen and masons who take pride in their work, every single job. No shortcuts.
“Every person that I dealt with from the company was extremely nice and helpful. The ladies in the office were always kind and helpful, Robert and Ron who provided my estimate and did my window installation were both on time, professional, helpful, and kind, and Ron did an amazing job installing my windows. Their customer service is truly superior. I hope I can utilize their service again for my future home projects and updates.”
Warren, OH
If you’re located in Ohio and looking for Glass Block Shower Walls, we are your people!
It depends on where the mortar or silicone is used. Glass block panels are assembled using silicone between the individual blocks — that is industry standard and what every installer uses, including us. The critical difference is how the finished panel attaches to your wall. Glass Block HQ mortars every panel into the wall opening, creating a permanent masonry bond. Some installers use silicone or caulk for that perimeter connection instead, and in Ohio’s freeze-thaw climate, that adhesive-only perimeter degrades, cracks, and fails within 5 to 10 years.
Soap and water. Since there are no tracks, sills, or moving parts to collect dirt, you simply wipe the face of the glass. High-pressure spraying is not recommended as it can damage mortar joints over time.
Yes. Clear glass with texture is the standard, but colored blocks including blue, green, and amber are available for accent designs. Colored blocks are popular in sidelights and shower walls.
Not anymore. The 80s look came from bad patterns overused in living rooms and kitchens. Modern ice, satin, and wave patterns in basements and bathrooms provide a clean, high-end architectural look that Ohio real estate professionals value for security and durability.
All Glass Block HQ installations come with a lifetime workmanship warranty. The blocks themselves are made by industry-leading manufacturers and carry their own material warranties against manufacturing defects.
Considering a full bathroom renovation?
If your bathroom project includes window replacement or door upgrades beyond the shower, our sister company Evolve Egress & Exteriors handles vinyl replacement windows and entry doors throughout Ohio.
Our team is ready to assist you. Call one of our offices using the phone numbers below or text us at (216) 302-7116
Is this basement space a bedroom or a finished living space?
Glass block is a strong fit for privacy, security, utility rooms, laundry rooms, bathrooms, garages, storage areas, and other non-bedroom basement openings. If the space behind the window is a bedroom, a short-term rental sleeping room, an Airbnb sleeping room, or finished living space people actually use, you should evaluate egress before you install glass block. Ohio Residential Code requires a code-compliant emergency escape opening for basement bedrooms. Finished basement living spaces may require — or strongly benefit from — compliant egress, depending on the room’s use, the scope of the finish-out, and your local building department.
Glass block does not open. It should not be treated as an emergency escape opening. Glass Block HQ installs basement glass-block windows for non-sleeping spaces; for basement sleeping rooms and finished living areas, our sister company Evolve Egress installs code-compliant egress windows. Not sure which one fits? Get a free estimate — we’ll help you figure out which option actually fits.
Get a free Evolve Egress estimate →
Or call the Evolve Egress team directly:
Is this basement space a bedroom or a finished living space?
Glass block is a strong fit for privacy, security, utility rooms, laundry rooms, bathrooms, garages, storage areas, and other non-bedroom basement openings. If the space behind the window is a bedroom, a short-term rental sleeping room, an Airbnb sleeping room, or finished living space people actually use, you should evaluate egress before you install glass block. Ohio Residential Code requires a code-compliant emergency escape opening for basement bedrooms. Finished basement living spaces may require — or strongly benefit from — compliant egress, depending on the room’s use, the scope of the finish-out, and your local building department.
Glass block does not open. It should not be treated as an emergency escape opening. Glass Block HQ installs basement glass-block windows for non-sleeping spaces; for basement sleeping rooms and finished living areas, our sister company Evolve Egress installs code-compliant egress windows. Not sure which one fits? Get a free estimate — we’ll help you figure out which option actually fits.
Get a free Evolve Egress estimate →
Or call the Evolve Egress team directly:
Is this basement space a bedroom or a finished living space?
Glass block is a strong fit for privacy, security, utility rooms, laundry rooms, bathrooms, garages, storage areas, and other non-bedroom basement openings. If the space behind the window is a bedroom, a short-term rental sleeping room, an Airbnb sleeping room, or finished living space people actually use, you should evaluate egress before you install glass block. Ohio Residential Code requires a code-compliant emergency escape opening for basement bedrooms. Finished basement living spaces may require — or strongly benefit from — compliant egress, depending on the room’s use, the scope of the finish-out, and your local building department.
Glass block does not open. It should not be treated as an emergency escape opening. Glass Block HQ installs basement glass-block windows for non-sleeping spaces; for basement sleeping rooms and finished living areas, our sister company Evolve Egress installs code-compliant egress windows. Not sure which one fits? Get a free estimate — we’ll help you figure out which option actually fits.
Get a free Evolve Egress estimate →
Or call the Evolve Egress team directly:
