Custom Glass Installation
in Yonge-Eglinton.

Yonge-Eglinton splits clearly into two stocks. The first is the condominium stock at and immediately around the Yonge-Eglinton intersection — high-rise units from the 2000s through current pre-construction, with builder-spec ensuites of 5 to 8 square metres and the current cycle replacing the original spec with frameless. The second is the residential side-street stock — 1920s-1940s brick on Duplex Avenue, Erskine Avenue, and Roehampton Avenue, with original second-floor baths now in renovation cycle.

The Eglinton subway and the new Crosstown LRT are the transit anchors that drive the density of the corridor. The glass work pattern follows that split — condominium ensuite upgrades on the corridor and pre-war renovations on the side streets. Roehampton and Erskine carry a slow rate of full tear-down rebuilds.

Frameless shower enclosures in Yonge-Eglinton

The condominium ensuite at Yonge-Eglinton is typically 5 to 8 square metres with a defined shower zone of 1.0 to 1.3 metres on the long axis. Frameless shower glass is most often a two-panel fixed-and-swing run with 10 mm tempered as the standard. Panel heights run 2.0 to 2.2 metres on the typical condominium envelope. Concrete substrate calls for anchored expansion bolts, and the rough opening tolerances are tighter than house work.

On the pre-war side-street stock the ensuite on a gut renovation is 8 to 12 square metres with a 1.2 to 1.6 metre shower zone, 10 mm tempered standard, 12 mm where a fixed panel exceeds 1.1 metres unsupported, panel heights 2.1 to 2.3 metres. Pricing for Yonge-Eglinton shower enclosures spans the full residential band — mid-range on condominium upgrades, mid-to-upper on house renovations, upper-range on the rebuilds.

Glass railings in Yonge-Eglinton

Interior stair railings on the pre-war side-street stock are the largest house-side category. We replace original wood-and-spindle balustrades with frameless or top-railed glass on a 3 to 5 metre open stair run, base-shoe anchored to the stringer.

Condominium balcony panel replacement is a steady category along the corridor. We coordinate with property management for access and confirm the building's approved supplier list before quoting. Most Yonge-Eglinton corridor buildings have a defined replacement spec on file, and the install is typically a single-panel reglaze where a failed sealed unit has fogged or de-laminated.

Custom mirrors in Yonge-Eglinton

Vanity mirrors split sharply by cohort. Condominium ensuites take a 1.0 to 1.4 metre mirror on a single-vanity layout, often with concealed LED perimeter. Pre-war house renovations take a 1.6 to 2.2 metre mirror across the wider vanity wall. We cut to the wall, polish all edges, and back-mount with adhesive and concealed clips.

Why a recent install in Yonge-Eglinton matters

A recent install in Yonge-Eglinton was a condominium ensuite renovation in a building from the 2010s. The original builder-spec semi-framed shower had been removed, and the new layout was a clean two-panel frameless run with a 1.2-metre wet zone. The challenge was the rough opening — the new tile substrate had been set on concrete board over the original concrete subfloor, and the floor pitched 6 mm toward the drain over the 1.2-metre run. We notched the bottom edge of the fixed panel to follow the drainage slope and kept the top edge dead-level. The panel reads horizontal from inside the unit, and the slope reads as the intended drainage detail.

Areas we also serve nearby

• North Toronto — north toward Lawrence
• Davisville — south toward St. Clair
• Allenby — west toward Avenue Road
• Chaplin Estates — south-west pocket
• Deer Park — south toward Yonge and St. Clair
• Toronto city pillar
• Frameless shower enclosures
• Glass railings