Hinged & Pivot Shower Doors

Hinged and pivot shower doors use moving glass panels to provide access while helping contain water around the shower tray. A hinged door usually opens from one side using fixed hinges, while a pivot door rotates around offset pivot points. Both options can create a generous entrance, making them useful where comfortable access and a clear opening matter.

Main benefits and common use cases

• Provides a wide opening for comfortable entry and exit.
• Uses a simple opening action without the tracks found on sliding shower doors.
• Helps contain spray and protect nearby flooring, furniture, and sanitaryware.
• Works well in shower recesses, corner enclosures, ensuites, and family bathrooms.

Design options, finishes, and features

• Hinged doors offer a direct opening action, while pivot models reduce the distance the door projects into the room.
• Inline panels can extend the overall width to suit larger shower recesses.
• Clear glass maintains open sightlines, while framed profiles add definition around the shower.
• Available finishes include chrome, matt black, brushed brass, and other metal tones.
• Browse black hinged and pivot shower doors for coordinated darker bathroom schemes.
• Explore Hudson Reed hinged and pivot shower doors for further sizes and configurations.

Compatible products and related items

• Pairs with shower trays, tray wastes, inline panels, and compatible side panels.
• Works alongside thermostatic showers, riser rails, handsets, and shower caddies.
• Check the opening direction, available clearance, wall alignment, tray size, and adjustment range before ordering.
• A practical contemporary option is the Scudo Chrome 6mm Hinged Door and Inline Shower Enclosure Panels.

Hinged & Pivot Shower Doors provide straightforward access and reliable water control, with layouts suited to compact recesses and wider shower enclosures.