Custom Glass Installation
in Toronto.
Toronto is the city where every glass brief is different. Liberty Village and Leslieville are condo and loft work where the balcony glass replaces a builder cable-railing and the shower is a 56-inch opening with a knee-wall on one side.
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Glass Installation Across Toronto — LuxGlass
Yorkville, Rosedale, and Forest Hill are pre-war and post-war heritage stock where the primary ensuite has been redesigned at modern scale inside an original room layout. The Beaches and The Kingsway sit between the two — established detached homes with rebuilt rear additions, oversized vanity walls, and deck railings facing the lake or the ravine. We have been installing across the city since 2008 and the calendar runs steady year-round. Every install carries our 5-year warranty on labour and 5-year warranty on hardware.
Does LuxGlass serve Toronto?
Yes. LuxGlass serves every Toronto neighbourhood from west-end Liberty Village and The Kingsway through downtown Yorkville and The Annex out to east-end Leslieville and the Beaches. We install frameless shower enclosures, balcony and stair glass railings, custom mirrors, home gym mirror walls, kitchen glass backsplashes, office partitions, and storefronts. Free in-suite and in-home consultations, condo-board submission packages handled, 5-year warranty on labour and 5-year warranty on hardware.
Every glass service,
in Toronto.
All services in every city we serve. Measured on site, quoted in writing.
01 · ShowersCustom Glass Shower Doors
Walk-ins, hinged doors and full enclosures in low-iron glass. Hidden hardware, perfect seals.
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02 · PartitionsOffice Glass Partitions & Entrance Doors
Full-height glass walls, sliding partitions and entrance doors — light without losing privacy.
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03 · Office DoorsOffice Glass Doors & Movable Walls
Glass doors that slide, glass walls that open up or fold away, and glass that turns private at a switch.
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04 · SystemsGlass Door & Wall Systems
Every sliding door, movable wall, office front and entrance door we install, drawn so you can see how it moves.
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05 · RailingInterior & Exterior Glass Railing
Standoff and channel balustrades for stairs, terraces and balconies — engineered, tempered, to code.
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06 · AluminumAluminum Railing
Picket, scroll, framed glass and glass railing, plus gates and privacy panels.
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07 · MirrorsMirrors
Back-lit mirrors, full walls and custom shapes — cut, polished and mounted flush.
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08 · BacksplashBacksplash Glass
Seamless back-painted glass for kitchens and baths — one panel, no grout lines, any colour.
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09 · Tables & ShelvesTable, Counter & Shelf Glass
Custom-cut tops, counters and floating shelves — measured, polished, delivered.
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10 · ProtectionGlass Protection
Coatings that keep glass spotless for years — easier cleaning, no etching, no water stains.
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11 · StorefrontsCommercial Storefront Glass
Aluminum storefront framing, glazing and entrance packages for retail, office and mixed-use fit-outs, built to spec and on schedule.
Explore →Toronto at a glance — glass projects we install here
Toronto's housing stock spans roughly a century in any given five-block stretch. The west-end conversion districts — Liberty Village, The Junction — are dominated by mid-rise and high-rise condo stock built in the last two decades, where the unit is compact, the bathroom is small, and the work is about preserving sightlines: frameless shower enclosures at 56" to 60" openings, balcony glass replacing original spandrel panels or cable systems, and glass partitions for loft-style commercial spaces. The pre-war and post-war heritage neighbourhoods — Yorkville, Rosedale, Forest Hill, The Annex — run the opposite brief: larger renovated ensuites inside historic shells, longer stair railings retrofitted into existing wood-and-newel systems, oversized vanity-wall mirrors against book-matched stone. The Beaches and The Kingsway sit at the family-home renovation core, with rear additions, deck railings, and feature stair rebuilds.
The defining Toronto considerations are condo-specific. Post-tensioned concrete balcony slabs need extra care before any drilling. Building declarations restrict glass colour, panel type, and in some heritage loft conversions prohibit balcony glass railings entirely. Condo boards require insurance certificates, WSIB clearance, and architectural reviews before approving any balcony retrofit — we provide the full submission package as part of the quote. Engineer-stamped drawings are available upon request for an additional fee. Freight-elevator bookings, off-hours install windows, and metered loading permits on narrow streets like Hanna Avenue or East Liberty are part of the standard cycle. Our condo glass installation FAQ covers the building-procedure side end to end; balcony glass thickness FAQ covers the spec.
Commercial work runs steady — storefronts and vestibules for King Street West, Queen East, and Yonge Street tenant fit-outs, office partitions for downtown floors and Liberty Village loft spaces.
Neighbourhoods we serve in Toronto
Condo and conversion districts
- Liberty Village — dense mid-rise and high-rise condo pocket south of King Street West. Compact frameless showers, balcony glass retrofits, commercial loft partitions.
- Leslieville — east-side condo and stacked-townhouse stock with a creative-class commercial strip. Similar profile to Liberty Village on the east side.
Established heritage
- Yorkville — pre-war and luxury condo mix between Bloor and Davenport. Heritage ensuite renovations and high-end balcony glass.
- Rosedale — established residential between Yonge and the Don Valley. Deep lots, mature stock, designer-led renovations.
- Forest Hill — Tudor and English-revival housing west of Avenue Road. Long stair railings and oversized mirror walls.
- The Annex — Victorian semis and detached homes around Spadina and Bloor. Heritage retrofits with respect for existing trim.
Family-home renovation core
- The Beaches — east-end lakefront neighbourhood. Rear-addition glass, deck railings facing the lake, vanity walls.
- The Kingsway — west-Etobicoke designer-led renovations in Tudor revivals and stone-and-brick period homes. (See glass installation in Etobicoke.)
- Etobicoke South — lakefront tower work and industrial-conversion lofts. (See glass installation in Etobicoke.)
More Toronto neighbourhoods we serve
Midtown: Allenby, Chaplin Estates, Cedarvale, Wychwood, Casa Loma, Deer Park, South Hill, Summerhill, Moore Park, Davisville, Yonge-Eglinton, North Toronto and Lawrence Park. North York: Lawrence Manor, Hoggs Hollow, York Mills, St. Andrew-Windfields, Cricket Club, Bridle Path, Banbury-Don Mills, Don Mills, Bayview Village, Bayview Woods and Willowdale East. East end: Governor’s Bridge, Playter Estates and North Riverdale. West end: High Park, Roncesvalles, Bloor West Village, Swansea and Baby Point.
2026 Transparent Direct Pricing in Toronto
Every custom glass project is fabricated and installed directly by master glazier Bojan Stojic — no subcontractors, no sales markups. We engineer every installation to the Ontario Building Code (OBC Division B, Subsection 9.8.8) with heavy CAN/CGSB-12.1 safety glass and back our work with a 5-year warranty on labour and 5-year warranty on hardware.
- Projects start from $180 per linear foot installed; the final price depends on the railing system and glass you choose. Aluminum glass railings start from $160 per linear foot installed.
- Custom Gym & Vanity Mirrors: Starting from $28 per sq. ft. custom cut, edge-polished, and wall-mounted.
- Commercial Office Partitions: Custom modular glass partitions starting from $1,200.
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- Frameless shower enclosures → frameless showers in Toronto. 10 mm tempered for condo openings; 12 mm for heritage and Yorkville-scale ensuites. Starphire upgrade common in Yorkville, Forest Hill, Rosedale.
- Frameless glass railings — balcony and stair → glass railings in Toronto. Laminated tempered for balcony retrofits, engineered to building wind-load. See balcony glass thickness FAQ.
- Custom mirrors → custom mirrors in Toronto. Vanity walls and full-height entry mirrors, from $28/sqft.
- Home gym mirror walls → gym mirror installation in Toronto. Full-wall mirrors for basement gyms and studios, from $28/sqft.
- Kitchen glass backsplash → glass backsplash in Toronto. Back-painted glass, from $1,200 minimum job.
- Shower door repair → shower door repair in Toronto. Dropped, leaking or broken frameless doors.
- Office glass partitions → office glass partitions in Toronto. Floor-to-ceiling tempered with aluminum framing for Liberty Village lofts, downtown floors, and Yonge corridor tenant spaces.
- Storefronts and vestibules → storefronts and glass vestibules in Toronto. Flush-glazed aluminum systems, OBC-accessible push-bar hardware.
- Steam shower enclosures — full-height sealed enclosures with transom returns; common in Yorkville and Forest Hill primary baths.
- Starphire low-iron glass upgrade → Starphire low-iron glass.
- Condo glass installation services → see the condo glass installation FAQ for a building-procedure walkthrough.
Why a recent install in Toronto matters
A recent Toronto install in a Liberty Village condo involved a balcony glass retrofit on a sixth-floor unit where the original cable-railing was being replaced with frameless laminated tempered. The building's declaration restricted panel colour to clear glass with a stainless base shoe, and the engineered drawings had to clear the property manager's reviewer. The install itself was a four-hour window booked through the freight elevator. The work that actually mattered was the three weeks of paperwork beforehand — that is the difference between a condo retrofit that completes and one that gets the homeowner a building-issued violation. Recent installs in Toronto-area homes typically range from frameless ensuite enclosures to balcony glass retrofits — every project starts with an on-site measure with Bojan personally.
Toronto questions, answered.
Do you install glass partitions in Liberty Village condo units?
Yes. Liberty Village glass partition work — full-height tempered panels with frosted bands and aluminum framing — is one of our regular west-end installs. Many Liberty Village buildings have poured concrete interior walls rather than drywall over studs, which requires different anchoring hardware and longer install time.
Can you handle a frameless shower install in a Yorkville pre-war ensuite?
Yes. Yorkville and similar pre-war neighbourhoods need careful templating because original walls are rarely plumb and ceilings rarely level. We measure to actual condition rather than the drawing, lean toward 12 mm tempered for the larger renovated ensuites, and almost always spec Starphire low-iron against the stone and porcelain selections that drive the rest of the room.
How do you handle condo-board approvals for balcony glass retrofits?
We provide the full submission package — insurance certificates, WSIB clearance, product specifications, and architectural review submissions — at no extra charge. Engineer-stamped drawings are available upon request for an additional fee. We check the building declaration, rules, and architectural guidelines before quoting. Approval cycles typically run two to six weeks depending on the building.
Do you book freight elevators and handle protected access for downtown installs?
Yes. Downtown Toronto condo and loft installations require strict logistical coordination: freight-elevator reservation coordination 48 hours in advance, protective floor runners and wall padding through common areas, vacuum suction-cup carriers for 10mm and 12mm glass transit, and loading permits on narrow downtown streets.
How do you avoid post-tension cables when drilling balcony slabs?
Many post-2000 Toronto buildings — Liberty Village included — were built with post-tensioned concrete slabs. Drilling in the wrong spot risks cutting the post-tension cables, which is a structural issue, so anchor positions are planned with the building first.
Can you install commercial storefronts on King Street West or Yonge Street?
Yes. Flush-glazed aluminum systems with thermally broken framing, low-iron glass for true colour rendering, and OBC-accessible push-bar hardware. Installs are typically scheduled overnight or during off-hours to minimize disruption to neighbouring businesses and pedestrian flow.
What warranty comes with condo balcony installs?
Every Lux Glass installation comes with a 5-year warranty on labour and 5-year warranty on hardware.