Greater Kailash · Bathroom Glass Partitions
Shower Cubicles for Greater Kailash Builder Floors
A Greater Kailash builder floor has three or four bathrooms of different sizes, so each gets its own glass: a frameless slider or L-shape for the master bath, a fixed panel for guest baths. Fixed panels start at ₹370 per sq ft, sliders at ₹550 per sq ft.

Shower cubicles in Greater Kailash are rarely a one-bathroom job. A new GK-1 or GK-2 builder floor typically comes with an attached bath for every bedroom, a guest bathroom and sometimes a small powder room near the living area, and the owner wants them glazed together before moving in. Each room is a different shape, so the right enclosure changes from one door to the next even inside the same flat.
Matching the glass to each bathroom on the floor
Builders in GK tend to give the master bathroom the generous treatment: Italian marble or large tiles, a long vanity and a wide shower zone, sometimes with a linear drain. The children's and guest bathrooms are narrower. That spread is why one style for the whole floor usually wastes money somewhere.
| Style | Why it suits a GK floor | Rate from |
|---|---|---|
| Frameless sliding shower partition | Wide master shower zones where a swing door would hit the vanity | ₹550 per sq ft |
| L-shape frameless enclosure with slider | Corner showers in the larger bathrooms on the front of the plot | ₹570 per sq ft |
| Fixed frameless shower partition | Guest and children's bathrooms with a walk-in layout | ₹370 per sq ft |
| Slim profile enclosure with door | Back-of-plot bathrooms with walls that are not quite square | ₹1,100 per sq ft |
All frameless styles use Saint-Gobain 10mm toughened glass with SS304 fittings, and the hardware on bathroom styles carries a 1 year functional warranty. The shower cubicle cost guide shows how the per sq ft rate turns into a bathroom total.
Marble floors and linear drains change the fixing
Stone floors in GK bathrooms are often laid without the small kerb older homes had, so the shower zone relies on floor slope and the drain to keep water in. A sliding door's bottom guide and a fixed panel's channel both sit on that stone, and drilling marble near an edge risks a chip that cannot be patched invisibly. We mark fixing points away from joints and veins, and check that the drain falls away from the glass line rather than towards it; a slope that runs the wrong way is the commonest cause of a shower door leaking in new floors.
Hard water shows on clear glass
Much of South Delhi mixes municipal supply with borewell water, and the white scale it leaves shows clearly on frameless glass. Owners who will not squeegee daily often choose a frosted band. See shower glass hard water stains for cleaning that does not scratch.
Before you book: the builder, the tiles and the timing
- Glass is measured after tiling and sanitaryware are complete, because a tile thickness or a mixer position can shift a panel by a few millimetres.
- Ask the builder for the bathroom tile spares; a cracked tile around a fixing is easier to replace with a matching piece.
- If several owners in the building are fitting out at once, agree lift or stair use with the builder's site manager so glass deliveries do not clash.
- Toughened glass cannot be cut once made, so any change to the niche or the drain after measuring means remaking the panel.
How the job runs in GK
Book the ₹99 site visit, which is adjusted against the bill if you go ahead; it is usually arranged within 24 to 48 hours. We measure every bathroom on the floor in one visit and send a single written quote, aimed within about 2 hours and valid for 3 days. After a 50% advance, the glass takes 7 to 10 days to produce, and the balance is paid when the enclosures are fitted.
For the whole colony, see Greater Kailash; for neighbouring floors, East of Kailash. The Delhi shower cubicles page covers the rest of the city, and the bathroom glass partition catalogue lists every style. Book a visit once the tiling is done.
Common questions
How much does a shower enclosure cost for a GK master bathroom?
It depends on the measured glass area and the style. A frameless sliding partition starts at ₹550 per sq ft and an L-shape enclosure with slider at ₹570 per sq ft. A large master shower is often 25 to 35 sq ft of glass, so multiply accordingly; the written quote after the visit gives the exact figure.
Can all the bathrooms on my GK floor be done in one visit?
Yes. One ₹99 visit covers measuring every bathroom on the floor, and the written quote lists each enclosure separately, so you can drop one or change its style. The glass for all of them is then produced together, which usually keeps the installation to a single visit as well.
Marble floor mein drilling se crack toh nahi aayega?
The risk is real near edges and natural veins, so fixing points are placed away from them and drilled slowly with the right bit. Where a channel can be fixed to the wall instead, that is preferred. We point out any risky spot during the visit before the design is fixed.
Should the shower glass go in before or after the builder's final finishing?
After tiling, sanitaryware and the mixer are in, but before the final deep clean. The glass is made to measured sizes, so anything that changes the walls or floor after measuring, such as re-laying a tile or moving a mixer, can stop a toughened panel fitting, and it cannot be trimmed on site.
Every bathroom glass partitions style
- Frameless Glass Partition InstallationWall-to-wall glass with a hinged door. The one most bathrooms end up with.
- Frameless Sliding Partition InstallationWall-to-wall glass on a slider. Nothing swings out, so it suits a tight bathroom.
- L-shaped corner enclosure, hinged doorTwo glass sides boxing off a corner shower, with a hinged door.
- L-shaped corner enclosure, sliding doorA corner shower boxed in glass, opening on a slider instead of a swing door.
- Slim-Profile Partition with DoorA thin metal frame around the glass, usually matte black. The frame covers small gaps, so it suits an older bathroom.
- Slim-Profile Corner EnclosureThe same corner shape as the frameless one, with a thin frame running around each panel.
- Fixed shower screen, no doorA single glass panel that keeps the splash in and leaves the shower open. Walk-in style.
- All bathroom glass partitions




