Single-Sliding Options
One moving panel and one fixed panel create a defined entrance on the preferred side.
Smooth Sliding Performance for Modern Bathrooms
Sliding shower doors keep the moving glass within the shower footprint, so they work well where a vanity, toilet, towel bar or walkway limits exterior clearance. Clear tempered glass preserves an open appearance, while single- and double-sliding configurations support different entrance layouts.
Before choosing a model, confirm which panels move, the preferred entry side, the finished-opening range and the space required by the handles and guides.
One moving panel and one fixed panel create a defined entrance on the preferred side.
Two moving panels can provide access from either side when the model and bathroom layout allow it.
SGCC-certified tempered glass supports strength, stability and a substantial frameless appearance.
Treatment on both glass surfaces helps resist water deposits, soap residue and grime.
Select single sliding when one entrance side suits the room, or double sliding when access from either side is useful. Confirm the actual moving panels for the selected model.
Measure at the top, middle and bottom after tile and wall finishes are complete. Compare every measurement with the stated adjustment range.
Keep the panel and handle travel path clear of walls, faucets and nearby fixtures, and preserve convenient access to the shower controls.
The threshold must be level, flat and suitable for the model-specific guide or rail. Wall hardware must attach to the support required by the instructions.
Yes. The panels move along the shower opening and do not require the exterior clearance needed by a swing door.
A single-sliding model has one moving panel and one fixed panel. A double-sliding model allows both panels to move and may provide access from either side.
No. Tempered glass must not be cut, drilled, ground or resized after manufacturing. Confirm all finished dimensions before ordering.
Remove loose debris from tracks and guides, use gentle non-abrasive cleaning methods, and inspect rollers, seals, guides and fasteners regularly.
Compare sliding, swing, bathtub and corner shower door configurations.