Frameless Glass Shower Door

Frameless glass shower door is a common option for bathrooms. Most of the frameless models are custom made which means that you aren’t limited to mass-produced standard size shower doors. One of the most crucial things when choosing a frameless shower door is the measure and install.

Typically, most of the frame-less glass shower doors are not perfect squares so do not always think about the square glass when you go to measure them since they will not fit. Once you make up your mind that you need the frameless glass door, don’t change it midway since the doors are custom made and may not fit other people’s requirements.

Inline Glass Shower Door

Most inline shower doors consist of a glass door panel which is usually connected to one or multiple glass panels at 180º. It is this arrangement that causes the glasses to form an inline design.

An inline shower door may be a single swinging door connected to a complete glass panel or full panels on either side of the door. In some cases, the inline panels are notched at one end to accommodate a shower seat, knee wall or any other design features that the client may deem fit for their requirements. The inline doors are either framed or frameless.

Fixed Shower Panel With Rolling Door

A fixed shower panel with a rolling or sliding door features two different parts. The first is a fixed shower panel that remains stationary. The second part is a rolling door that slides from the left to the right. The door slides in front of the stationary panel when it is opened and seals off your shower when it is closed. Fixed shower panels with rolling doors are perfect in small spaces where you do not have the room for something like a door to swing outward.

Frameless Bypass Shower Door

Bypass doors are the most common option for shower and bathtub shower enclosures. The doors slide back and forth, allowing you to enter or exit from either side of the bathtub when taking a shower and fully enclosing the space so no water leaks out. However, some bypass shower doors can look dated. If you are looking for a modern take on bypass shower doors, frame-less bypass shower doors can provide you with this option. The doors do not have a large, bulky frame. Instead, they are solid glass. This gives them a modern and current look and feel.