Collection: Sliding shower enclosures

A sliding door moves along a rail within the shower opening; a hinged door swings like a normal door; and a folding door folds on a central hinge before closing. Your choice mainly depends on the space outside the shower.

A 1-door model (one fixed panel and one sliding door) is the most compact, simple option for narrower openings. A 2-door model (two fixed panels and two sliding doors opening towards the centre) distributes access better in wider openings. Versions spanning over 3 metres are also available for very large showers.

Not with sliding doors, as they stay within the opening. Hinged and folding doors need some space in front as they swing or fold outwards (although several hinged models open up to 180º, lying almost flat against the wall or fixed panel).

Each size covers a small range below its nominal size (1.5 to 2.5 cm depending on the model), so always choose a size equal to or immediately above your actual measurement, never smaller.

Yes. These models are reversible: the same enclosure can be installed in either direction to suit your bathroom.

Yes, the doors overlap when closed, and many models have magnetic closure to prevent gaps and stop the door opening by itself.

For sliding enclosures, mounting kits come in standard sizes. You receive the next size above your enclosure, to cut precisely during installation.

Yes. Rollers and profiles are aluminium or brass, and screws are stainless steel, materials designed to resist corrosion during daily use in humid environments.