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Shower enclosures · Shower doors

Shower doors
How you get in and out.

The door decides how much space you need in front of the shower, and how easy it is to get in, out and clean.

Needs swing room
Hinged, pivot
No swing
Sliding, bifold
Between walls
Inline
Easiest to clean
Hinged, pivot

The basics

Doors that swing need clear floor in front of them. Doors that slide or fold don't, but have tracks and joints to keep clean.

How to choose

Hinged

Swings open on hinges. Read more.

Pivot

Turns on a pivot set in from the edge. Read more.

Sliding

Slides along a track. Read more.

Bifold

Folds in on itself. Read more.

Inline

A door with a fixed panel alongside, between two walls. Read more.

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Hinged door

Swings open on hinges. Needs room to open outwards.

Pivot door

Turns on a pivot near one edge, so it needs a little less room to swing.

Sliding door

Slides along a track. Good for tight rooms.

Bifold door

Folds in on itself to open, saving space.

Inline door

A door with a fixed panel alongside, between two walls.

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