Who owns Basco?

Cronin family
Our parent company was founded by the Cronin family of Portland, Oregon. We are proud to be a fifth-generation locally-owned and family-operated business since 1878.

Where are Basco shower doors made?

Cincinnati
Where are Basco shower doors made? Since 1955, Basco has been fabricating the highest quality shower enclosures at various manufacturing plants in the Greater Cincinnati area. In 1992, Basco moved to its current production facility in a northern suburb of Mason, Ohio which serves as our headquarters for all operations.

What is a shower enclosure?

The shower enclosure is a separation between the wet and dry areas. Shower enclosure surrounds the shower area and is installed with railings or curtain rods fixed with the ceilings or walls.

What is the meaning of Basco?

Spanish: ethnic name for a Basque, Spanish vasco, or a regional name for someone who lived in Basque country.

What is Basco?

Basco is a fifth class municipality in the Batanes Province, Philippines. It is the capital municipality of Batanes. Basco is located on Batan Island, the second largest island among the Batanes Islands which comprises the province, and are the northernmost islands of the Philippines.

Do shower doors need studs?

Glass shower doors and walls that make up enclosures tend to be very heavy. As such, they need to be supported by fasteners that go into wall studs and not only into drywall. If they are not supported by a stud, then a glass shower enclosure could pull out of the drywall and ruin the entire installation.

What type of shower enclosure is best?

Quadrant shower enclosures are the ideal choice if you’re looking to save space within your bathroom. Perfect for en-suites and small bathrooms, quadrant enclosures feature a curved front that maximises space….Advantages:

Saves space.
Ideal for small bathrooms.
Range of sizes to choose from.
Stylish and practical.

How much is a shower enclosure?

Install Shower Enclosures: national average cost The national average materials cost to install shower enclosures is $429.60 per enclosure, with a range between $385.43 to $473.77. The total price for labor and materials per enclosure is $704.69, coming in between $569.84 to $839.53.

What is a Bosco?

noun. wood [noun] (often in plural) a group of growing trees.

What is the average cost of a frameless shower enclosure?

For a custom frameless glass shower door (the best option, in our opinion), you’re likely looking at spending somewhere between $900 and $1,300 for a door and panel. The average comes in right around $1,000, and the installation is usually about $300 on top of that.

How do frameless shower doors keep water in?

Frameless shower doors usually have seals installed on the vertical edge that meets the stationary pane in order to keep water from exiting through the crack, while still allowing the door to swing. Framed shower doors usually have drain holes located along the bottom inside edge of the frame.

Where is Basco’s headquarters in Mason, OH?

In 1992, Basco moved to its current production facility in a northern suburb of Mason, Ohio which serves as our headquarters for all operations and is home to over 300 team members, includes executive leadership, office support and manufacturing.

When did Basco start making shower enclosures?

Since 1955, Basco has been fabricating the highest quality shower enclosures at various manufacturing plants in the Greater Cincinnati area.

When did Basco become a family owned business?

Family-owned since 1955, Basco’s commitment to quality, innovation and customer service has set the standard for industry excellence. More than 60 years later, we’re committed now more than ever to supporting that vision through every employee, every customer, and every partner.

When did BEP glass become part of Basco?

Acquired by Basco in 2012, BEP is a leader in custom glass fabrication for specialty glass applications, all-glass entrances, custom shower glass and other glass needs. BEP combines unmatched industry expertise, state-of-the-art equipment and craftsmanship to fabricate unique, contemporary glass products and designs.

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