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This frameless sliding door closes a shower with white marble-look tile, a window and a black mosaic floor. The glass hangs from rollers on a matte black header bar, and each of the two glass panels has its own towel bar. A matte black shower system on the wall picks up the same finish.
Our own team measured the opening and installed the door.
Project details
- Layout: frameless sliding door, two glass panels
- Hardware: matte black header, rollers and towel bars
- Tile: white marble-look walls, black mosaic floor
Why a slider here
The toilet sits right in front of this shower. A sliding door opens along the glass, so it needs no room to swing and the toilet isn’t in the way. See sliding vs. swing doors.
Matte black on a slider
Matte black is offered on all six of our sliding series, and each series has its own finish list. Like every finish, it cleans with a soft cloth and a non-abrasive cleaner.
What a similar sliding door costs
Our six sliding series start at $1,306 (Denali) for glass and hardware, at the smallest size with 3/8″ clear glass and the lowest-priced finish, and matte black adds a little to that. Installation starts at $550. Pick matte black in the instant quote to see the price for your size.
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Questions
Do both panels slide? It depends on the series. Most of our systems pair one sliding door with a fixed panel, while the Napa Series is a bypass system where both panels slide.
Will a sliding door fit my opening? Our sliding systems fit openings from about 44″ to 64″ wide, and the TideWater Series fits 54″ to 76″. We confirm the size at the free measurement.
More: sliding shower doors and the Cambridge Series sliding door we installed in New Jersey.