Why Sterling Kohler Baths

CleanCoat
Sterling brings its reputation for innovative features to bathtub and shower doors with smart improvements for cleaning. Sterling has developedCleanCoat® technology, a factory-installed special surface treatment that keeps glass looking clean by preventing dirt and water minerals from collecting on the surface. Included on all Sterling frameless doors, CleanCoat keeps the door looking cleaner longer.

Door Tracks
Traditional shower doors run on a “W”-shaped track with grooves and channels that tend to collect water and soap scum build-up, making them difficult to keep clean. Sterling bypass shower doors — framed and frameless — are easy to keep clean because they feature smooth or semi-smooth tracks that are void of these crevices that could trap build-up and debris. These doors offer maximum access to the bottom tracks, making the tracks easy to wipe clean.

Proven Performance
Sterling prides itself on designing products that offer safe, reliable performance day in and day out. Essential features like anodized aluminum door frames, sturdy hinges and pivots, and heavy-duty by-pass door tracks that provide smooth, quiet operation go into every Sterling shower door.

With extra attention to safety, our shower doors also use 100% certified tempered safety glass.
Sophisticated Styling
Perhaps the most prominent visual feature of your shower, the shower door is an excellent, but often overlooked, place to incorporate personal style in the bathroom. That’s why Sterling makes it easy to select a bathtub or shower door that suits your style.

Choose from frameless or framed construction, 6 frame finishes, 7 glass texture options, and 15 glass pattern options. With so many available style options, our doors complement any bathroom décor from warm traditional to clean contemporary.

Sterling History
Sterling Faucet Co. was founded in 1907 and prospered for many years as a leading independent manufacturer of faucets and other brassware. In 1984, Kohler Co. acquired Sterling for two reasons: it provided a foundation on which to build a mid-priced, full-line plumbing brand, and it gave Kohler an entrance to sales through retail stores, a distribution channel that was beginning to grow rapidly. Over the next several years, Kohler acquired other companies to enhance the Sterling line and fill out the brand to meld with stainless steel sinks, compressed fiberglass bathtubs and enclosures, and vitreous china products. In doing this, Kohler successfully turned a modest-sized faucet company into a significant full-line brand.

Today, Sterling is a brand of Kohler Co., the recognized leader in kitchen and bath design. Kohler’s diversity of products and powerful portfolio of businesses offer industry-leading design, craftsmanship, and innovation — all knit together by a single level of quality over a broad range of price points.