Shower Doors

There are several types of shower doors available for use in bathrooms, including:

Shower doors that are frameless are those that are constructed of thick tempered glass and do not have any metal framework around them. They are well-liked due to their sleek and contemporary design, as well as their low care requirements.

• Semi-frameless shower doors and tub doors feature a metal frame around the perimeter of the door, but the frame does not extend around the glass panels. They are known as semi-frameless shower doors. They come in a number of different finishes and provide an attractive combination of fashionable design and practical use.

• Shower doors that are framed feature metal frames that surround the door's perimeter as well as the glass panels that make up the door's panels. They are the most common style of shower door, and they often cost less than frameless or semi-frameless alternatives.

• These doors feature two or more panels and glide down a track in order to open and close. They are referred to as bypass shower doors. They are an alternative that takes up less area, so you'll frequently see them in bathrooms with limited floor space.

• Shower doors that pivot open and shut are a special kind of door mounted on a pivot point and may be opened and closed in any direction. They come in both framed and frameless varieties, making them a versatile choice for a variety of settings.

• Shower doors that fold in on themselves and open and close like accordion books are called bi-fold doors. These doors have only one hinge on one side. They are an alternative that takes up less area and function effectively in bathrooms with limited floor space.