Style 1 of 3
Frameless Sliders
- Opens
- Slides on a top track
- Best for
- Tight spaces
Frameless sliders glide on a top track instead of swinging open. One door moves on singles, both doors move on doubles.
Style 1 of 3
Frameless sliders glide on a top track instead of swinging open. One door moves on singles, both doors move on doubles.
Style 2 of 3
A frameless swinging door paired with a fixed inline glass panel, the go-to configuration for wider shower openings.
Style 3 of 3
A frameless door with a notched glass panel that returns at a 90-degree angle, purpose-built for corner showers.
Frameless Double Slider
Door Notch Panel 90°
Door & Inline Panel
Frameless Slider
Door Notch Panel 90°
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Door & Inline Panel
Frameless Slider
Door Notch Panel 90°
Door & Inline Panel
Frameless Slider
Door & Inline Panel
Frameless Slider
Door & Inline Panel
Frameless Slider
Door & Inline Panel
Frameless Slider
Frameless Slider
Door Notch Panel 90°
Door & Inline Panel
Door Notch Panel 90°
Door & Inline Panel
Door Notch Panel 90°
Frameless Slider
Oceanside, CA
Door Notch Panel 90°
Oceanside, CA
Door & Inline Panel
Oceanside, CA
Frameless Sliders
Door Notch Panel 90°
Door & Inline Panel
How the styles compare, what suits a small bathroom, and which glass and hardware to pick.
A frameless enclosure has no metal surround. The glass carries its own structure and is held by minimal hardware, so the view through it is uninterrupted. A semi-frameless door keeps framing on some edges, usually to allow thinner glass. Frameless costs more and looks considerably cleaner.
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