Shower doors

Choosing a sliding shower door

Door type: Sliding · 5 opening width options · 5 finish options

GLASSCORE lists sliding shower doors for walk-in showers and bathtub openings. Each door is listed by the finished opening it is made for: a range of widths and a height. The doors come in framed and frameless designs, in several hardware finishes and, for some models, with a choice of glass.

A sliding door moves along a rail, so it needs no room in front of the shower to swing open. That is why it is a common choice over a bathtub or in a narrow bathroom.

Before you order, measure the finished opening wall to wall at the top, the middle and the bottom, and use the smallest of the three widths. Check that the walls are plumb and that the curb or the tub edge is level: a listed width range does not allow for walls that lean. Nothing on this site confirms that a door fits your bathroom, so go over the measurements with your installer.

GLASSCORE orders each item from the factory after you place your order, receives it, and then sends it on to you. The product page shows what is known about each step of that timing.

• Measuring your opening
• How delivery works
• Sliding or hinged shower doors: how they differ
• Sliding doors for a bathtub or a walk-in shower
• Choosing a hardware finish