The shower area is the focal point of your bathroom, and the appropriate shower door is essential to achieving the desired aesthetic. There are a few things to consider when selecting the ideal shower door, as well as some helpful hints for purchasing and installing your new shower door.

Select an Opening Style

Our shower doors may be installed in almost any bathroom. The following are some of our most popular configurations:

Inline Doors: These doors fit in a shower with a single straight opening and include bypass doors (also known as sliding doors), single swing doors, and any door and panel design that does not include angled panels.

Return Doors: Instead of aligning with the door, the panel rests at a 90-degree angle. A swing door or a bypass door with a return panel are also options.

Corner “Neo” Doors: This option places your shower door in the middle of two panels that are each inclined at 135 degrees.

Make a decision on how you want to enter.

Every day, enjoy the privacy of your shower by selecting a door that not only matches your area but also how you use it

Opening Gif 2 0 Swing Doors: These doors swing out into the bathroom, just like any other door in your house, to enable access to your shower.

Sliding Doors: Sliding doors travel in a single line, making them a fashionable and space-saving alternative. Some sliding enclosures include bypass doors, which slide on both sides, while others have a sliding panel and a fixed panel.

Rolling Doors: Rolling doors, like sliding doors, travel in a single plane. Advanced ball bearings, on the other hand, provide a smooth glide over the track on a set pane.

Choose Frame or No Frame

With Frame: A framed enclosure has a framework around the entrance opening as well as each panel. It is the ideal approach to match the finish on your bathroom’s other fixtures. Semi-framed enclosures include framing on each side of the larger component but not around the actual door or panel. It is excellent if you want to include your finishing into your shower without blocking the view.

Frameless: These shower doors feature minimum frames to provide for the best possible view of your shower. It is the best way to draw attention to high-end features like tile and rain showerheads.

Select Your Finish

Our finish selections are designed to match the most popular faucet and bath hardware on the market today. Choose from a wide range of alternatives to suit the newest trends and your personal taste.

Locate a Dealer in Your Neighborhood

Visit a dealer early in your bathroom design process to ensure that you obtain the entire style and design that best suits your area. Consider these alternatives early in the planning phase to avoid restricting your possibilities.