The Matki New Illusion hinged shower door enclosure offers style and luxury. Without comprising on functionality. The shower door is designed to fit a recess or corner situation. With an optional side panel available provides the versatility to create the ideal space in your bathroom. The door comes in eight sizes from 800mm x 800mm to 1500mm x 900mm and can be fitted to an existing or new shower tray. It can also be installed flush to the floor if you want to create a wet room. The door is made from 8mm toughed glass and has a delightful soft closing handle made from brass. Matki also include the glass guard protection as standard and with its easy to clean properties, it means your cleaning is kept to a minimum. Please specify left-hand or right-hand opening when selecting this door. Hinged enclosures utilised hinges located on the side of the door, attached to the inline panel or side panel, so the full width of the door will always swing out into the bathroom’s space, making for a shower enclosure that requires more space surrounding it. When you’re choosing a shower door, it’s important to take into account space around the shower as that determines the type of door most appropriate for your installation. On deciding how much space you have to utilise around the shower enclosure, it’s now time to look at shower doors that will make the most of that space. A sliding shower enclosure utilises a sliding shower door, making it a great shower enclosure to save space, unlike hinged shower doors which require space around the exterior of the shower for the door to swing out into, a sliding shower enclosure’s functionality is self-contained. By utilising this design, you can gain the same sleek minimalist appeal as a hinged shower door without having to take into account the wealth of space they often require. Bathroom City’s Range of Pivot Shower Doors

When we make the decision to buy a shower, the first thing we take into account is the shower door. The type of shower door can massively impact the functionality and dynamics of the bathroom suite, so choosing a shower enclosure with an appropriate door can drastically alter your space. The functionality of the shower doors defines the shower enclosure, providing us with the first port of call before turning the valve and indulging in showering luxury.

Guide to Hinged Shower Doors

Having to double up the width of the shower enclosure so that the shower door has an equal side panel to slide behind means that sliding shower door enclosures tend to be a generous width, delivering a luxurious showering experience. The shower door is one of the most important components to take into account when considering which shower enclosure to buy, often changing the dynamics of the bathroom suite and the space needed. With its generous showering space, this Heritage sliding showering enclosure sits beautifully alone or combined with other contemporary features. For a sliding shower enclosure that complements the corner of your installation, the Venturi 6 Sliding shower enclosure from Aquadart sits neatly in a corner, making it perfect for smaller bathroom installations such as en-suites or working alongside other features in larger family bathrooms. With there generous proportions, sliding shower doors are particularly useful when installed in an alcove in between walls, delivering a wide shower enclosure that works brilliantly alongside other features, helping to save space and open up the floor space in large family bathrooms.

Designed to recess neatly into an alcove, pivot shower doors are available in a range of styles from leading brands. What is a Pivot Shower Enclosure?

1200mm Hinged Shower Doors

Starting with a pivot shower enclosure, these types of installations utilise a swing out the door but with the hinges being replaced for pivots located at the top and bottom of the shower enclosure’s frame. Sliding shower enclosures offer a minimalist design that can suit compact bathroom suites as well as large family bathrooms. Located on the top and bottom of the frame, when you open a pivot shower door, part of the door swings into the shower installation, allowing for less of shower door to swing out into the shower’s exterior space.