Which shower door type works best in a small bathroom or en-suite?

For tight spaces you'll want a door that doesn't need extra swing room, so sliding and bi-fold doors are ideal, sliding panels glide along a track, while bi-folds fold neatly into the alcove. Quadrant enclosures are another space-saving corner option because their curved front gives more room inside without taking extra floor space. Many compact options are offered in common widths such as 760mm, 800mm and 900mm, and you can pick a 6mm glass model for a good balance of price and rigidity. If you have a very shallow alcove, an infold door can also keep the door leaf inside the tray rather than swinging out.

How do framed, frameless and semi-frameless styles differ, and what glass thickness should you choose?

Framed doors use visual and structural frames that suit uneven walls and are usually more budget-friendly; frameless doors give a sleeker, minimalist look but rely on thicker glass for rigidity. We stock many 6mm and 8mm glass options, with 6mm being a sensible and default choice for many bathrooms, while 8mm or 10mm is better if you want a rigid, high-end frameless finish. Semi-frameless sits between the two, offering a cleaner look than fully framed without the cost of full frameless. For a contemporary en-suite, an 8mm frameless hinged door looks premium; for a family bathroom, a 6mm framed sliding or bi-fold is practical and forgiving.

Which tray type should you pick for your floor construction and safety needs?

If your joisted floor has space underneath (for pipework), a low-profile tray is suited to those floorboards, while a raised tray gives the pipe space needed on solid floors like concrete. If slip resistance is important, for children, older family members or just peace of mind, choose a Low Profile Non Slip or Raised Non Slip tray which adds a textured, safer surface. There are also many door options sold without a tray if you're planning a tiled wet-room-style floor. Match the tray height to your floor type and prioritise non-slip surfaces where safety matters.

What frame colours and finishes are available and how will they influence the look of my bathroom?

You can choose from chrome, black and brushed brass finishes, each giving a distinct style: chrome is timeless and pairs with stainless fittings, black creates a modern, graphic contrast, and brushed brass adds warmth and a luxe feel. A 1200mm black sliding door will anchor a monochrome scheme, while a brushed-brass pivot door can complement warm-toned taps and accessories. Think about your existing taps, towel rails and lighting to create a coherent palette across fittings.

Is easy-clean glass worth the extra, and which doors offer it?

Easy-clean glass has a protective coating that repels limescale and makes wiping down quicker, so it's especially useful if you have hard water or a shower that's used every day. Nearly two-thirds of available doors list easy-clean as a feature, so you'll find options across styles and sizes, from framed sliding doors to frameless hinged models. It won't eliminate maintenance entirely, but it reduces scrubbing and keeps glass clearer for longer. If you want lower upkeep in a family bathroom, prioritise easy-clean models.

Which shower door type works best in a small bathroom or en-suite?

For tight spaces you’ll want a door that doesn’t need extra swing room, so sliding and bi-fold doors are ideal, sliding panels glide along a track, while bi-folds fold neatly into the alcove. Quadrant enclosures are another space-saving corner option because their curved front gives more room inside without taking extra floor space. Many compact options are offered in common widths such as 760mm, 800mm and 900mm, and you can pick a 6mm glass model for a good balance of price and rigidity. If you have a very shallow alcove, an infold door can also keep the door leaf inside the tray rather than swinging out.

How do framed, frameless and semi-frameless styles differ, and what glass thickness should you choose?

Framed doors (the majority of stock) use visual and structural frames that suit uneven walls and are usually more budget-friendly; frameless doors give a sleeker, minimalist look but rely on thicker glass for rigidity. our range commonly stocks 6mm and 8mm glass, 6mm is a sensible choice for many bathrooms, while 8mm or 10mm is better if you want a rigid, high-end frameless finish. Semi-frameless sits between the two, offering a cleaner look than fully framed without the cost of full frameless. For a contemporary en-suite, an 8mm frameless hinged door looks premium; for a family bathroom, a 6mm framed sliding or bi-fold is practical and forgiving.

Which tray type should you pick for your floor construction and safety needs?

If your joisted floor has space underneath (for pipework), a low-profile tray is suited to those floorboards, while a raised tray gives the pipe space needed on solid floors like concrete. If slip resistance is important, for children, older family members or just peace of mind, choose a Low Profile Non Slip or Raised Non Slip tray which adds a textured, safer surface. There are also many door options sold without a tray if you’re planning a tiled wet-room-style floor. Match the tray height to your floor type and prioritise non-slip surfaces where safety matters.

What frame colours and finishes are available and how will they influence the look of my bathroom?

You can choose from chrome (the most common), black and brushed brass finishes, each giving a distinct style: chrome is timeless and pairs with stainless fittings, black creates a modern, graphic contrast, and brushed brass adds warmth and a luxe feel. a 1200mm black sliding door will anchor a monochrome scheme, while a brushed-brass pivot door can complement warm-toned taps and accessories. Think about your existing taps, towel rails and lighting to create a coherent palette across fittings.

Is easy-clean glass worth the extra, and which doors offer it?

Easy-clean glass has a protective coating that repels limescale and makes wiping down quicker, so it’s especially useful if you have hard water or a shower that’s used every day. Nearly two-thirds of available doors list easy-clean as a feature, so you’ll find options across styles and sizes, from framed sliding doors to frameless hinged models. It won’t eliminate maintenance entirely, but it reduces scrubbing and keeps glass clearer for longer. If you want lower upkeep in a family bathroom, prioritise models marked "easy-clean."

Shower Doors

Shower enclosures don’t have to take up a lot of space in your bathroom and some don’t even need to be fitted into the corner of your room. Take our shower doors for example. They’re designed specifically to be fitted within an alcove. This means that instead of a side panel you fit your door between three solid walls which make up the rest of the enclosure. It makes for a really secure installation and allows for faster cleaning thanks to the lack of glass panels! You can take your pick from bi-fold doors, sliding doors, pivot doors and hinged doors so no matter the space you’re working with we’ll have something to suit.

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