Shower Doors

A shower door fits between prepared walls or combines with a compatible side panel to form a full enclosure. It provides access to the shower while helping keep water inside the tray area. The best door type depends on the available width, floor space, wall alignment, and how much clearance you have outside the shower.

Main benefits and common use cases

• Helps contain spray and protect nearby flooring, furniture, and sanitaryware.
• Creates a dedicated shower area within an existing bathroom recess.
• Can replace an older door without changing the complete shower layout.
• Suits compact ensuites, family bathrooms, guest rooms, and bath replacement projects.

Design options, finishes, and features

• Sliding doors save space because they do not open outwards into the room.
• Hinged and pivot doors provide a wide opening where enough clearance is available.
• Bi-fold doors fold inwards, making them useful in tighter bathroom layouts.
• Frame finishes include chrome, matt black, brushed brass, and bronze tones to coordinate with showers and taps.
• Glass thickness, protective coatings, handles, and adjustment ranges vary between designs.
• Browse shower doors in stock to view options currently available.
• For further widths and door styles, explore Scudo shower doors.

Compatible products and related items

• Pairs with shower trays, tray wastes, side panels, and compatible enclosure profiles.
• Works alongside thermostatic showers, riser rails, handsets, and shower caddies.
• Check the opening width, adjustment range, door clearance, wall condition, and tray dimensions before ordering.
• A wide space-saving option is the Scudo S6 Chrome Sliding Shower Door 1700mm.

Shower Doors provide practical access and water control, with configurations suited to narrow recesses, compact rooms, and wider family shower areas.