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Clearwater SeriesClearwater Sliding Door
Open, airy look with circular headers and rollers.
- Sliding door + fixed panel (reversible)Round rollers on a circular header
- 3/8″ tempered glassIncluded in the price
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- Delivery & installationAcross NYC & Northern NJ
- Tempered safety glass3/8″ or 1/2″ thick
- Made to measureMeasured in your home
- 7–10 day fabricationAfter the final measure
The Clearwater Series
The Clearwater Series is designed for the modern bathroom: an open-concept look that emphasizes transparency and sleek lines, with circular headers and rollers as a design feature.
It uses 3/8" ANSI Z97.1 clear tempered glass and a reversible sliding panel and fixed panel, so the door can open to the left or right. The door slides open and closed smoothly and quietly.
Specifications
| Configuration | 180° inline, sliding door + fixed panel |
| Glass | 3/8" (10 mm) ANSI Z97.1 tempered |
| Max opening | 64" wide, field cut to size |
| Max door weight | 100 lb |
| Rollers | Circular headers and rollers |
| Finishes | Five |
Configure your Clearwater Series door
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Hardware finish
Extras & installation
Fixed panel at the bottom
Other sliding styles
Denali Series
Clean, minimal sliding hardware at our most accessible price.
- Sliding door + fixed panel
- 3/8″ tempered glass
Napa Series
Two sliding panels that pass each other for an opening on either side.
- Bypass: two sliding panels
- 3/8″ tempered glass
TideWater Series
Integrated soft-stop that closes the door gently every time.
- Sliding door + fixed panel
- 3/8″ tempered glass
Ridgeline Series
Bottom-rolling door in heavy 1/2" glass with no header bar.
- Sliding door + fixed panel (door inside)
- 1/2″ tempered glass
Compass Series
Concealed micro rollers and a minimal square profile.
- Sliding door + fixed panel (reversible)
- 3/8″ tempered glass
| Series | Panels | How it runs | Glass | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denali Series | Sliding door + fixed panel | Precision top rollers | 3/8″ | $1,306 |
| Napa Series | Bypass: two sliding panels | Precision glass rollers, quiet glide | 3/8″ | $1,775 |
| Clearwater Series | Sliding door + fixed panel (reversible) | Round rollers on a circular header | 3/8″ | $1,528 |
| TideWater Series | Sliding door + fixed panel | Soft-stop braking, no slamming | 3/8″ | $1,575 |
| Ridgeline Series | Sliding door + fixed panel (door inside) | Heavy-duty bottom rollers | 1/2″ | $1,632 |
| Compass Series | Sliding door + fixed panel (reversible) | Concealed micro roller carriage | 3/8″ | $1,573 |
Frequently asked questions
What is a frameless shower door?
A frameless shower door is a modern, sleek shower enclosure that uses thick, tempered glass without metal framing around the edges. This design offers a clean and minimalist look, allowing for more open space and an elegant bathroom aesthetic.
How much does a frameless shower door cost?
The cost depends on size, layout, glass and hardware finish. Glass and hardware start at $721 for a single door and $1,042 for a door with a fixed panel, and installation starts at $450. Corner, neo-angle and larger doors cost more. Try our instant quote for your exact price.
What is the difference between framed and frameless shower doors?
Framed shower doors have metal or plastic framing around the glass. Frameless doors have no visible frames, offering a more modern, open look, and use thicker, stronger glass for support.
How thick is the glass in a frameless shower door?
Frameless shower doors typically use glass between 3/8 inch (10mm) and 1/2 inch (12mm) thick. The thickness ensures durability and safety while contributing to a sleek appearance.
Are frameless shower doors safe?
Yes. They are made from tempered glass, which is much stronger than regular glass. In the unlikely event of breakage, tempered glass shatters into small, rounded pieces, minimizing the risk of injury.
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