CFG Shower Doors & Closets designs and installs custom closet systems for homeowners across Palm Beach County, Broward County, and Miami-Dade County. Whether you are reworking a small reach-in or building out a full walk-in, CFG plans the layout around how you actually live and stores everything you own, starting with a free design consultation from our Boca Raton showroom.

Do custom closets add value to a home?

Yes, a well-built custom closet is one of the upgrades buyers notice, and organized, efficient storage is a real selling point in the Southeast Florida market. Beyond resale, a custom system makes daily life easier by giving everything a place and using vertical space that a builder-grade wire shelf wastes. It is a practical improvement you enjoy every day and a feature that stands out when it is time to sell.

How does the closet design process work?

It starts with a free consultation where we look at your space, talk through what you need to store, and take precise measurements. From there we design a layout that balances hanging space, drawers, shelving, and specialty storage around your wardrobe and habits. You review the plan and finishes before anything is built, so the finished closet matches what you pictured and fits the room exactly.

What is the difference between a reach-in and a walk-in closet system?

A reach-in closet is a shallower space you access from the front, so the design focuses on making the most of limited depth with smart hanging and shelving. A walk-in is a room you step into, which opens up options like multiple hanging heights, islands, seating, and wraparound storage. CFG designs custom systems for both, and the layout is always built around your space rather than a one-size-fits-all kit.

What materials and finishes does CFG offer?

We offer a range of durable panel materials and finish options, from clean modern looks to warmer wood-grain tones, so the closet fits the style of your home. Finishes are chosen during your design consultation alongside hardware and accessory selections. We will walk you through the options and help you pick materials that hold up to daily use and look right in the space.

What accessories can I add to a custom closet?

Popular add-ons include center islands with drawers, built-in dressers, adjustable shelving, dedicated shoe storage, valet rods, pull-out accessory racks, and integrated lighting. These are the details that turn ordinary storage into a closet that works the way you do. During design we recommend accessories that match how you dress and what you own, so you are paying for features you will actually use.

How long does closet design and installation take?

Timelines depend on the size of the closet, the materials selected, and the complexity of the layout, so we give you a specific timeframe once the design is finalized. A single reach-in is a quicker project than a large walk-in with islands and lighting. After your consultation you will know the expected schedule for both fabrication and installation before work begins.

Can you replace or upgrade an existing closet system?

Yes. We regularly remove dated wire shelving or worn builder-grade systems and replace them with a custom layout that uses the space far better. If you like your current footprint but need it to function harder, a redesign can add hanging heights, drawers, and shelving without moving walls. We assess what is there during the consultation and recommend the best path.

What drives the cost of a custom closet?

Cost is driven by the size of the closet, the materials and finishes you choose, the number of accessories like islands, drawers, and lighting, and the complexity of the design and install. A simple reach-in refresh sits at a very different level than a large walk-in build-out. Because every closet is custom, the accurate way to get pricing is a free consultation where we measure and design to your space.

What happens during the free design consultation?

During the free consultation we measure your closet, learn what you need to store, and talk through your style and budget priorities. You get design guidance from people who do this every day, plus honest input on what will make the biggest difference in your space. There is no pressure, just a clear plan and quote so you can decide with all the information in hand.

Ready to design your closet? Browse our full glass and closet services, then request a free quote or contact CFG at 561.989.8373 to book your free in-home design consultation.

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CFG Shower Doors & Closets designs, fabricates, and installs custom glass for homes and light commercial spaces across Southeast Florida. From glass tabletops and floating shelves to room partitions, backsplashes, and full glass walls, every piece is measured and cut for your exact space out of our Boca Raton showroom.

What kinds of custom glass does CFG make?

CFG fabricates a wide range of custom glass, including glass tabletops, floating and bracket-mounted shelves, room and shower partitions, kitchen and bath backsplashes, decorative glass walls, and protective glass covers for wood or stone furniture. If you can measure it, we can usually make glass to fit it. We handle both straightforward replacements and fully custom design work, so the starting point is a quick conversation about how you plan to use the piece.

What is the difference between tempered, annealed, and laminated glass?

Annealed glass is standard glass that has not been heat-treated, so it breaks into larger, sharper shards and is used where safety codes do not require anything stronger. Tempered glass is heated and rapidly cooled, which makes it roughly four times stronger and causes it to crumble into small, blunt pieces if it ever breaks, so it is the go-to for tabletops, shelves, partitions, and anything near people. Laminated glass sandwiches a plastic interlayer between two panes, so it holds together when cracked and adds sound and safety benefits, which makes it common for larger walls and light commercial jobs.

When do you recommend tempered glass over regular glass?

We recommend tempered glass any time the piece will see daily contact, weight, or foot traffic, and any place where local safety codes call for it. Tabletops, shelving that holds books or dishes, partitions, and glass near stairs or seating are all strong candidates. During your consultation we walk through how the piece will be used and match the glass type to it so you get the right balance of strength, safety, and clarity.

How does CFG measure and fabricate a custom glass piece?

Most custom projects start with a free in-home visit so we can take precise field measurements rather than relying on rough numbers. We confirm dimensions, thickness, edge style, and any cutouts or radius corners, then the glass is cut and finished to those specs before install. Careful measurement up front is what prevents gaps, poor fit, and costly recuts, so we treat that step as the most important part of the job.

What edge and polishing options are available?

Common edge finishes include a flat polished edge, a pencil-round edge, and a beveled edge, and the right choice depends on the look you want and how the glass will be handled. Polished edges are smooth and safe to the touch, which matters a lot on tabletops and open shelving. We will show you the options during your consultation and recommend an edge that fits both the design and the everyday use of the piece.

Does CFG handle both residential and light commercial glass projects?

Yes. We work in homes throughout Palm Beach County, Broward County, and Miami-Dade County, and we also take on light commercial work such as office partitions, retail shelving, and glass walls for small businesses. Residential and light commercial jobs share the same core process of careful measurement, quality glass, and clean installation. Let us know the setting and scope and we will scope the project accordingly.

How thick should my custom glass be?

Thickness depends on the application, the span, and how much weight or contact the glass will take. Shelves and tabletops often use thicker glass for rigidity and a substantial feel, while backsplashes can use thinner material since they are wall-mounted and supported. We spec the right thickness during the design stage based on your measurements and intended use, so you do not have to guess.

How long does a custom glass project take?

Lead time varies with the type of glass, the edge work, and whether the piece needs special cutting or finishing, so timelines are set once we finalize your specs. Simple pieces move faster than large or heavily customized panels. After your consultation we give you a realistic timeframe for fabrication and installation so you know what to expect before anything is cut.

What drives the cost of custom glass?

Price is driven by the type of glass you choose, the size and thickness of the piece, the edge work and polishing, any cutouts or special shapes, and the complexity of the installation. A small polished shelf is a very different job from a large tempered glass wall, so there is no single flat rate. The best way to get an accurate number is a free consultation and quote, where we measure the space and price the exact piece you need.

Ready to talk through your project? Explore our full range of glass and closet services, then request a free quote or contact CFG at 561.989.8373 to schedule a free in-home consultation.

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A glass-enclosed wine room turns a collection into a centerpiece, but the glass has to do real work: it protects the bottles and helps hold the temperature the wine needs. At CFG Shower Doors & Closets, we design and install custom wine cellar glass throughout Southeast Florida from our Boca Raton showroom. These are the questions collectors and homeowners ask us most. If yours isn’t here, give us a call at 561.989.8373.

What kind of glass is used for a wine room?

Wine rooms use tempered safety glass for strength and safety, and for climate-controlled cellars the glass is typically insulated (dual-pane) to help hold temperature. The goal is a clear view of the collection while keeping the interior environment stable. Frameless glass panels and glass doors are the usual approach for a clean, modern showcase. We spec the glass based on whether the room is actively cooled and how you want it to look.

Why does a wine cellar need insulated or dual-pane glass?

A climate-controlled wine cellar is kept cooler than the rooms around it, and single-pane glass would let that cool air escape and warm air seep in, forcing the cooling unit to work overtime. Insulated dual-pane glass has a sealed air or gas space between two panes that slows heat transfer, so the cellar holds its temperature more efficiently. That stability is what protects the wine over the long term. For any actively cooled room, insulated glass is the right call.

Do you make glass wine cellar doors?

Yes, glass wine cellar doors are one of our core wine room projects. We can do frameless or framed glass doors, single or double, sized to your opening and finished to match the enclosure. For cooled cellars, the door is built to seal well so it doesn’t undermine the climate control. We’ll help you balance the look you want with the sealing the room needs.

What is a frameless wine wall enclosure?

A frameless wine wall enclosure uses large glass panels with minimal metal framing to create a nearly invisible barrier around the collection. It gives you an unobstructed, floor-to-ceiling view of the wine while still separating the space. These enclosures can be paired with glass doors for a fully transparent room. They’re a popular choice for making a wine collection a design feature of the home.

Does wine cellar glass offer UV protection for the bottles?

UV light can degrade wine over time, so protecting the bottles from sunlight matters, especially in sunny South Florida. Glass options can include coatings or laminated construction that reduce UV transmission while keeping the view clear. If your wine room gets natural light, this is worth discussing during design so we choose glass that helps shield the collection. We’ll factor your room’s light exposure into the recommendation.

Can wine cellar glass be custom fabricated and sized?

Yes, wine rooms are almost always custom because openings, ceiling heights, and layouts vary from home to home. We measure the space, then fabricate the panels and doors to fit precisely, including any angles or unusual dimensions. Custom fabrication is what lets a glass enclosure look built-in rather than tacked on. Bring your plans or ideas to the consultation and we’ll work out the details.

Can you convert a closet or nook into a glass wine room?

Yes, an under-stair nook, a closet, or a small alcove can often become a striking glass-front wine display. We design the enclosure to fit the existing space and coordinate the glass with the opening. If the room will be climate-controlled, insulated glass and a well-sealed door become important. It’s a great way to add a wine feature without a major renovation.

How do I clean and care for wine cellar glass?

Use a soft microfiber cloth with a streak-free glass cleaner, and spray the cloth rather than the glass so liquid stays off the edges and seals. Avoid abrasive pads that can scratch. For insulated units, keeping the seals and hardware clean helps them last. A little routine care keeps the enclosure crystal clear so the collection stays on display.

What drives the cost of wine cellar glass?

Cost depends on the size of the enclosure, whether the glass is insulated dual-pane for climate control, the door configuration, any UV or laminated glass options, and the framing style. A frameless, fully cooled wine wall with an insulated glass door sits higher than a single accent panel. Custom angles and site access factor in too. A free in-home consultation is the best way to get an accurate quote for your wine room.

Where does CFG install wine cellar glass?

We serve Palm Beach County, Broward County, and Miami-Dade County from our Boca Raton showroom. Wine rooms, closet conversions, and glass wine walls across the tri-county area are all within our range. Call 561.989.8373 to schedule a free consultation.

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Glass railings open up a staircase, a balcony, or a patio without blocking the view, and in coastal Southeast Florida that view is usually the whole point. At CFG Shower Doors & Closets, we design and install glass railing systems for homes across the tri-county area from our Boca Raton showroom. Below are the questions homeowners ask us most. If you have one that isn’t covered, call us at 561.989.8373.

Are glass railings safe?

Yes, when they’re built with the right glass and hardware, glass railings are very safe and are used on stairs, balconies, and elevated decks every day. They’re made from tempered or laminated safety glass, which is engineered to be strong and to fail safely if it’s ever damaged. The panels are secured in systems rated to withstand the horizontal load a railing has to resist. Proper engineering and installation are what make the difference, which is why this isn’t a DIY job.

What are the code and height requirements for a glass railing?

Guardrail height and load requirements are set by building code, and the exact numbers depend on whether the railing is residential or commercial and whether it’s on stairs or a level surface. In general, guardrails have a minimum height and must resist a specified horizontal load. Florida’s coastal building requirements can add considerations too. We design each railing to meet the applicable code for your project and location, and we’ll walk you through what applies to your home.

What’s the difference between framed and frameless glass railings?

A framed railing captures the glass in metal posts and rails, which is a traditional, budget-friendly look. A frameless railing skips the vertical posts and holds the glass with either a base shoe (a channel along the bottom that grips the glass) or standoff mounts (metal fittings that pin the glass to a wall or the edge of the deck). Frameless systems give you the cleanest, most open view. Which one fits depends on your style, your structure, and your budget.

What are base shoe and standoff systems?

A base shoe is a continuous aluminum channel mounted along the floor or deck edge that the glass panels seat into, giving a clean uninterrupted line with no visible posts. Standoffs are individual round or cylindrical fittings that bolt through the glass and anchor it to a wall or fascia, leaving a small gap between the glass and the structure. Both are frameless approaches, and each has its own look and mounting requirements. We help you choose based on your structure and the look you want.

Can I use glass railings on interior stairs and exterior balconies?

Yes, glass railings work well in both. Interior stair railings are a popular way to keep sightlines open and make a home feel larger and brighter. Exterior balcony and deck railings let you keep the water or landscape view while meeting guardrail requirements. The glass type and hardware finish are selected for the environment, so exterior installs get corrosion-resistant fittings. We handle both regularly across Southeast Florida.

What glass type and thickness are used for railings?

Railings use thick tempered safety glass, and many exterior and elevated applications use laminated glass, which bonds two layers with an interlayer so the panel stays intact even if the glass is broken. The thickness is chosen based on the panel size, the mounting system, and the load the railing has to carry, so it’s specified per project rather than one-size-fits-all. Thicker glass and laminated construction add strength and peace of mind. We’ll specify the right glass for your railing during design.

Do glass railings hold up to salt air and humidity in South Florida?

Glass itself is unaffected by salt air and humidity, which is a big reason it’s popular near the coast. The key is the hardware: we use corrosion-resistant metals and finishes for exterior and coastal installs so the fittings hold up alongside the glass. Choosing marine-appropriate hardware from the start is what prevents rust and staining down the road. This is exactly the kind of detail we plan for given where we work.

How do I clean and maintain a glass railing?

Cleaning is simple: a microfiber cloth and a streak-free glass cleaner, or water with a little vinegar, keeps the panels clear. Near the coast, rinsing exterior glass and hardware periodically helps wash off salt buildup. It’s also worth checking the mounting hardware occasionally to confirm everything stays snug. Beyond that, glass railings are one of the lower-maintenance railing options available.

What drives the cost of a glass railing?

Cost depends on the system (framed versus frameless), glass type and thickness, total linear footage, the number of panels and corners, and the hardware finish. Frameless base shoe and standoff systems with laminated glass sit higher than a basic framed run, and stairs add complexity over a straight level railing. Site access and mounting structure matter too. A free in-home consultation is the best way to get an accurate quote for your project.

Where does CFG install glass railings?

We serve Palm Beach County, Broward County, and Miami-Dade County from our Boca Raton showroom. Interior stairs, exterior balconies, pool decks, and patios across the tri-county area are all within our range. Call 561.989.8373 to set up a free consultation.

Talk to CFG: Ready to open up your view with a glass railing? CFG Shower Doors & Closets offers free in-home consultations across Southeast Florida. See our services, contact us, or request a free quote to get started.

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