Custom Glass Installation
in Cricket Club.

Frameless showers from $850 · enclosures from $1,600

We install frameless shower enclosures, glass railings, and custom mirrors across the area, every job backed by our 5-year warranty on labour and 5-year warranty on hardware.

What Cricket Club homes ask of glass

The Cricket Club and Armour Heights housing stock is the premium end of north Toronto west of Yonge — typically 3,200 to 5,500 sq ft on lots of 60 to 100 feet wide, two storeys with a finished basement, original primary baths of 7 to 11 square metres. The current cycle is dominated by tear-down rebuilds and substantial additions pushing into 5,500 to 8,500 sq ft custom configurations.

Wilson Avenue threads east-west through the middle of the neighbourhood. The Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club is the civic and cultural anchor on Wilson Avenue, and Armour Heights Park provides the public green-space. The neighbourhood threads alongside Highway 401 on the north, which defines the boundary. The glass work pattern reflects the scale — gut renovations and rebuilds get the full glass suite at upper-range and premium spec.

Frameless shower enclosures in the Cricket Club

The Cricket Club primary ensuite on a tear-down rebuild is 14 to 22 square metres with a defined shower zone of 1.8 to 2.2 metres on the long axis, often with a freestanding tub on the opposite wall and a back bench inside the wet zone. Frameless shower glass is a three- or four-panel run with custom notches, with 12 mm tempered standard for fixed panels over 1.1 metres unsupported. Panel heights are 2.3 to 2.5 metres — rebuild ceilings are tall.

On a renovation of an original 1960s estate, the ensuite is 10 to 14 square metres with a 1.4 to 1.8 metre shower zone, 10 mm to 12 mm tempered depending on panel widths.

Glass railings in the Cricket Club

Interior stair railings on the rebuild stock are a substantial category. Open stair runs of 5 to 7 metres with upper-hall guards adding 4 to 6 metres, base-shoe anchored to the new stringer and sub-floor system. Engineer-stamped drawings are available upon request for an additional fee.

Exterior rear-deck, pool-deck, and front-entry guards are a meaningful secondary category. The deep estate lots support extensive rear-yard glass guard work — pool decks and second-storey rear terraces are common. Runs of 10 to 20 metres of 12 mm tempered with base-shoe and top-cap detail. Standard residential wind load applies on the sheltered rear-yard installs.

Custom mirrors in the Cricket Club

Vanity mirrors in Cricket Club ensuites are wide on the rebuilds — 2.4 to 3.0 metres of continuous mirror across a double-vanity wall. We cut to the wall, polish all edges, and back-mount with adhesive and concealed clips. Concealed LED perimeter strips are standard on the rebuild ensuites. Dressing-room and gym mirror walls are a regular secondary category. Custom mirrors start from $28/sqft — see custom mirrors in Toronto.

Why a recent install in the Cricket Club matters

A recent install in the Cricket Club was on a 2024-completed rebuild near the Toronto Cricket Club on Wilson Avenue. The primary ensuite was 18 square metres with a 2.0-metre curbless shower on the back wall, a freestanding tub on the side, and a 12 mm low-iron Starphire fixed panel of 1.8 metres separating them. The challenge was the bench inside the wet zone — the bench had been built into the wall with a tile waterfall edge that projected 30 mm from the wall plane. The fixed panel needed to land flush against the wall above the bench and notch around the bench projection below. We cut a 35 mm relief into the panel at bench height with a polished edge profile, and the panel reads as a single clean run from outside the wet zone. The bench notch reads as an intentional design detail.

Areas we also serve nearby

• Lawrence Manor — adjacent south
• York Mills — east toward Bayview
• Lawrence Park — east premium neighbour
• St. Andrew-Windfields — east pocket
• Bayview Village — east hub
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