Frameless Showers, Glass Railings & Pool Fences in Millcroft, Burlington

Millcroft sits along the Upper Middle Road corridor in north-east Burlington, organized around the golf course at its centre and the curving collector streets that ring it. The housing stock here was built mostly through the 1990s and into the early 2000s, with a clear premium tier on the streets that back onto the fairways and a strong volume of well-kept executive two-storeys filling out the rest of the community. Lots are generous by suburban standards, basements are often fully finished as second living levels, and the original owners have largely been through one renovation cycle and are now planning the second. That cycle is what drives the work we do here — bath rebuilds, stair-railing refreshes, and pool-perimeter glass on the larger lots. We handle frameless showers, interior and exterior glass railings, and custom mirror work across the neighbourhood.

Every job is backed by our 5-year warranty on labour and 5-year warranty on hardware. Shower doors from $850, enclosures from $1,600; pool fences and spigot railings from $220/LF (12mm); mirrors from $28/sqft.

Frameless shower enclosures in Millcroft

Millcroft principal baths tend to be larger than the Burlington average — the original builds came with separate tub decks and walk-in showers as a standard feature on the premium models, so the conversion isn’t a tub-to-shower swap, it’s an upgrade from a 1990s framed enclosure to a current frameless detail. We do a lot of three-panel walk-in arrangements in this pocket: a fixed inline glass with a swing return, or a fixed-inline-and-fixed-return configuration where the homeowner wants the open archway look without a swing panel at all.

Glass thickness in these baths is typically 10mm tempered, with 12mm reserved for longer fixed-inline panels where the run exceeds about six feet without intermediate support. Hardware finishes in Millcroft skew toward matte black and brushed gold over the chrome that dominated the original builds, and we keep enough hardware lines stocked to match what the bath designer has spec’d for the rest of the room.

Glass railings in Millcroft

Millcroft has two railing categories worth flagging. The first is interior stair work — the original wood-rail-and-spindle stairs are being replaced steadily with glass, often as part of a wider main-floor refresh. We use either a base-shoe channel with no top rail, or a slim face-mount detail with a top cap, depending on how the stair stringer is finished. Standard suburban wind loading applies to the exterior work in this pocket; Millcroft is inland and well-treed, with no escarpment-edge or lakefront exposure to plan around.

The second category is pool perimeters. A meaningful share of Millcroft properties have rear-yard pools, and a glass-pool-fence enclosure with a self-closing gate is now the most common pool-area request we see. We use 12mm tempered for these with stainless spigot mounts set into the deck, sized to the pool-enclosure clearance requirements. Rear-deck guards on the fairway-backing streets are also a steady piece of the railing work — these are mostly standard frameless glass with base channel, and the views of the course are part of why the homeowner is investing in the glass rather than a wood or composite rail.

Custom mirrors and partitions in Millcroft

Mirror work in Millcroft is a balanced mix of bath vanity mirrors, basement gym walls, and the occasional dining-area feature mirror in homes that have been opened up between the kitchen and the great room. Larger Millcroft baths take well to ceiling-height vanity mirrors with concealed LED perimeters, which we template to fit between the cabinet uppers and the ceiling line.

Why a recent install in Millcroft matters

A recent install in Millcroft combined a glass pool fence with a rebuilt rear-deck railing on a property backing onto the course. Sequencing these in one mobilization meant a single site survey, a single materials run, and one install crew handling both scopes — which keeps the project’s total cost reasonable compared to splitting the work across two contractors and two visits. Coordinating pool and deck glass in one pass is a workflow that fits a lot of Millcroft properties cleanly, and it’s worth flagging at the consult if both scopes are on the homeowner’s list.

Millcroft glass FAQ

Do you serve Millcroft?

Yes. Lux Glass Inc. is owner-operated and based in Oakville, and we install frameless showers, glass railings, pool fences and custom mirrors in Millcroft and across Burlington.

What glass do you use for a pool fence?

We use 12mm tempered glass with spigot mounts set into the deck, sized to the pool-enclosure clearance requirements. For pools and exteriors we use Duplex 2205 marine-grade spigots. Frameless spigot pool fences start from $220/LF.

Can you do the pool fence and the deck railing in one visit?

Yes. Pool-fence glass and a rear-deck railing can be sequenced in one mobilization, with a single site survey and one install, so it is worth mentioning both at the consult.

Can you replace a wood stair railing with glass?

Yes. We use either a base-shoe channel with no top rail, or a slim face-mount detail with a top cap, depending on how the stair stringer is finished. Glass is 12mm tempered, built to OBC Division B, Subsection 9.8.8; aluminum glass railings start from $160/LF and frameless spigot railings from $220/LF.

Have a project in Millcroft?

We do free in-home consults across the GTA. Call 416-897-0767 or email [email protected].