Baron Glass

06/03/2026

A doorless office enclosure — and it was the right call. Our client in Steamboat Springs asked for even grid lines and no door, which surprised us at first. But a swinging door would've caught an office chair coming in, or blocked the hallway going out. So we drew it in CAD with a clean, even grid and left the opening open. Quiet town, quiet room. Quality you can see.

06/01/2026

Three-eighths-inch tempered reeded glass, framed in a matte black grid. Privacy on one side, daylight breaking across the ribs on the other. The shower and water closet sit as mirror images across the tub — panel, door, panel, return, transom — with an operable transom for the steam and towel bars to match. We kept the grid restrained. Reeded glass is having a moment, and this is exactly why. Quality you can see.

06/01/2026

Three glass shelves, wrapped edge to edge in a brushed bronze channel. The standoffs are Gyford — rods that run to the ceiling, anchored into solid wood backing and drilled clean through each shelf. That perimeter channel does two things at once: it frames every shelf like a picture, and it mounts to the back wall, carrying the weight front and back. One detail, doing two jobs. Quality you can see.

05/23/2026

Oversized opening. No standard fix. Crescent hardware by in brushed bronze, top and bottom U-channel, maximized door width — built to fit what was actually there.
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Quality you can see.

Serving Colorado
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05/20/2026

The wall wasn't built. The opening was too wide for a standard slider bar. We figured it out.
Oversized fixed panel, top and bottom U-channel, Crescent hardware by C.R. Laurence Co., Inc. in brushed bronze — tub slider that wasn't supposed to look like this, and ended up better for it.
Design by
AJ Kirkegaard Contractors

Quality you can see.

Serving Colorado
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05/18/2026

The hardware is doing a lot of work here.
Brushed bronze C-pull with rosettes on the door, matching towel bar on the fixed panel — set against deep teal moroccan tile. When the finish selection is this considered, the glass has one job: get out of the way and let it read.
Frameless installation keeps every line clean. No frame competing with the tile. No interruption between the hardware and the wall behind it.
This is the detail designers spec when they want the bathroom to photograph the way they drew it.
Great build by the team at — always a pleasure working alongside crews who care about the finish as much as we do.
Quality you can see.

Serving Colorado
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05/16/2026

Polished brass against clear frameless glass just hits differently.
This custom door and panel system features brass hardware, precision notching, and a perfectly clipped corner detail that keeps the entire enclosure feeling clean and intentional.

The close-up shots really show how much the small details matter.

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05/13/2026

These oversized sliding shower doors use Crescent hardware paired with Starphire acid etched glass for privacy without losing natural light.
The polished stainless hardware is built to support large heavy panels, while the low-iron Starphire glass glows beautifully when sunlight passes through it.
Strong hardware. Soft light. Clean design.



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05/11/2026

No door.
And honestly… it was the right move.
This matte black grid office enclosure stays completely open, creating a clean architectural transition without handles, hinges, or swinging doors getting in the way.
Just simple black lines and 1/2" glass working with the space instead of against it.


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05/08/2026