Interior Glass Doors | Interior Frosted Glass Doors

Can interior glass doors be locked?

Yes, center locks and bottom locks can be added to secure the doors. Various lock types are available.  See an example of interior glass doors with locks here.

Can interior glass panel doors be made in any size?

Yes, any size and many configurations or styles can be designed.

Can these doors be used as a bathroom door?

Absolutely yes!  Because complete privacy will be needed, be sure to select one of our Private Glass Effects.  In addition, you’ll want us to include a center lock on the door.  You just need to let us know the door will be used for a bathroom and will need a lock.  Here’s an example of an all glass interior door with a center and bottom lock.

How do I clean my frosted glass door?

Any common household glass cleaner will do!  You’ll need to be especially careful with our painted glass.  See our Cleaning & Maintenace Sheet.

Are interior glass doors available in different color glass?

Yes! The four main colors are Regular Clear ( slight green tint ), Low Iron or Crystal Clear ( almost optically clear light tint on the edges only ), Bronze ( Beige/Brown color ), Gray ( Medium grayish color ).

Are there different types of metal finishes available?

Yes! The most popular finishes are Brushed Stainless, Bronze Anodized, Brass, and Mill Finish Aluminum.

Can I use my own door pulls?

Yes! Provided they’re fabricated for 3/8” to 1/2” glass thickness. We will need the specifications for your pulls hole sizes and distance the holes are apart.  (There will be a sheet included with your hardware that you would submit to us).

Are these doors safe and secure?

Yes, thick tempered glass is very strong and the locks make them as secure as your regular door types.

How do I measure for a new interior glass door?

We always recommend using a local Glazing company or Contractor familiar with measuring and diagraming exact opening sizes including out of square openings.  Click here to see our guide for measuring the opening for a new interior glass door.

How do I find a qualified glass installer on my end?

Here are a few suggestions:

(1) Visit the BBB website has a list of qualified glazing contractors both accredited and non-accredited.

(2)  Contact a Contractor or Architect and they will be able to refer you to a glass company they use.

(3)  Google “Glazing Contractors”, your city, your state. You will see your local glass companies with ratings.

(4)  Ask anyone you might know if they have a recommendation for a good Glass shop.

(5)  If you live in a development try asking your HOA.

Can I get a brand NEW, CUSTOM design?

Yes, you can!  In fact, the vast majority of our designs were all born out of a collaboration between our clients imagination, and our principal owner and artist, Chauncey Gannett.  A concept of what’s envisioned is conveyed thru written descriptions and visual references like photos or other art, and from that, a scale drawing is created for approval.   The scale drawing is created upon receipt of a 50% deposit to place the order, or an art retainer fee.  The art retainer fee is 10% of the total price of the product, or a minimum of $350, whichever is greater.

Click below to submit a price request for a brand new, custom.  Please allow approx. 5-8 business days to receive your quote.

Request a Quote for a Custom Design

What does “Sans Soucie” mean and how did you get that name?

“Sans Souci” is French and literally means “without concern”, meaning “without care” or “care free.”   “Soucie” is the last name of the owner’s Stepfather and Mother, who originally started the business back in the 70’s.

Which Frosted Glass Effect is the LEAST expensive?

All our 1D Effects.

Which Frosted Glass Effect is the MOST expensive?

3D Enhanced! When you add Paint or color to the glass, it becomes the most expensive effect.

Can you see thru frosted glass?

No. Only when items are pressed right up against the glass, can you “see” them thru the obscure glass. Once a few inches away, the object becomes blurred and disappears.

Which Sandblast Effects are completely private?

The effects that are done on what we call our “Frosted Finish”, or “Private” Effects. When you select a product, next to the Effect name you’ll see the words “Private”, “Semi-Private” or “Not Private”. Look for those words at the top of the Product Details!

Which side of my interior glass door will be frosted?

For most products, the sandblasting will be on the back surface of the glass (or to the inside of the house or room).  So when you approach the glass, you would reach out and feel the smooth glass surface. That said, depending on the sandblast effect you chose AND the type of product, in some cases the sandblasting will be on the FRONT surface. For example, shower glass. For showers, you want the inside surface to be smooth, plain glass so you can squeegee the water off your glass after you shower, so for showers, the sandblasting will be on the FRONT surface. The reality is, the answer is actually complicated because different effects and products call for different surfaces.

How do you paint the glass?

By hand thru airbrushing.

How do you Ship your Glass and Doors?

Your glass or door will ship fully insured by Freight delivery, and will be “Curbside”.  Here’s a helpful article about our lead times.  Some smaller glass orders like cabinet glass or shelves, will ship UPS Ground.

Do you offer Free Shipping?

Yes! We do! Some remote or rural areas and cities WILL incur shipping costs, but most orders ship for Free!

How many days will my order take to ship?

2-3 business days for West Coast, 4-5 business days for East Coast.

Can I rush my order?

It will depend on which product AND our current workload, as to how quickly we can complete a Rushed order, but yes, glass effects with a 6-8 week lead time can be rushed for a 20% fee. Any kind of CUSTOM DOOR SIZE and door material besides primed, doug fir and fiberglass cannot be rushed. (Those are coming from the door manufacturerer and their ETAs are firm). Please call to discuss if you wish to rush a 6-8 week lead time glass effect product. We’ll do whatever we can!

Is the Glass for Interior Doors Tempered?

Yes. With the exception of tables, shelves and mirrors, all interior door glass will be tempered for safety.

What is Tempered Glass?

Tempered glass is heat treated and is about four times stronger than “ordinary,” or annealed, glass. And unlike annealed glass, which can shatter into jagged shards when broken, tempered glass fractures into small, relatively harmless pieces.

How thick will the glass be for my interior glass door?

The standard thickness for interior frameless glass doors is 3/8″ thick.  They CAN be 1/2″, but that will make the glass heavier, and is not necessary.

Can I cancel my order?

Only within the first 24 business-day hours of placing your order.  After 24 hours, we have a no refund, no cancellation and no return policy.  This policy is listed on our check-out page, and within the linked Terms and Conditions at check-out, as well as inside your emailed Quote (for “new” designs) and within every emailed Order Confirmation.

Why?  First and foremost because each and every product we create is custom made to order.  Nothing is Stock.  This is because there are limitless size, effect and background combinations.  With all the options and possible combination scenarios, it’s virtually impossible to stock any one of our products, in any form.

Second, because when we receive an order, we immediately get to work to fulfill your order as quickly as possible, within the estimated time frame we’ve given you.  Materials such as glass, hardware and the door frame, are in nearly all cases ordered the same day you place your order, or the following day.  Our glass vendors have a no refund policy for all glass ordered.  Period.  (Again, each piece of glass is custom-cut to order by the glass manufacturer, per piece).   Our door manufacturers give us a 48 hour window to change or cancel an order.  Hence, we allow a 24 hour window from our customers, because we only have 48 hours to notify our vendor to avoid charges.  Depending on the design and the effect you’ve chosen, we also immediately get to work on your drawing.   The very first thing we do, once materials are ordered, is create the scale drawing we need to create the stencil we use to mask the glass, to sandblast your art.  All this happens immediately, in many cases the very same day, or the next.