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Decided by the bathroom rather than the shower. Hinged and pivot doors swing outward and need clear floor. Sliding doors need none. Bi-fold doors fold inward where nothing can swing.

800mm to 1200mm at 1850mm high. An enclosure is not adjustable beyond its stated tolerance, so the opening is measured before anything is chosen.

It is a durability and safety specification. Tempered glass breaks into blunt fragments rather than shards, and 6mm is used throughout the range rather than varying by model.

One that hangs either hand from the same product, which removes the left and right question and matters where the layout is not settled until installation.

Both suit a shower in a corner rather than an alcove. A quadrant curves across the corner and a corner enclosure meets at a right angle, which changes the floor area used.

Chrome and black across the range, which is a finish choice rather than a specification one. The glass and the opening sizes are the same either way.

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Door type is decided by the bathroom rather than the shower. A hinged or pivot door swings outward and needs clear floor in front of it. A sliding door needs none, and a bi-fold folds inward on itself, which is the answer where there is no room to swing anything at all. A door that cannot open fully is the most common problem in a small bathroom.

Opening size has to match the tray or the space exactly, and the range runs 800mm to 1200mm at 1850mm high. An enclosure is not adjustable beyond its stated tolerance, so the opening is measured before anything is chosen. A tray that is close to but not exactly the opening size will not seal against the enclosure.

Glass thickness is a durability and safety specification rather than an appearance one. 6mm tempered glass is used throughout, which breaks into blunt fragments rather than shards if it is ever broken at all. Thickness also affects how solid the door feels in use rather than only how it behaves if broken.

Reversible doors hang either hand from the same product, which removes the left and right question entirely and matters where the bathroom layout is not decided until installation. Corner and quadrant enclosures suit a shower in a corner rather than an alcove. Send the opening dimensions to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Opening height is 1850mm across the range, so only the width varies between models. Bi-fold doors also fold clear of the opening entirely rather than partly obstructing it when open.

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Decided by the bathroom rather than the shower. Hinged and pivot doors swing outward and need clear floor. Sliding doors need none. Bi-fold doors fold inward where nothing can swing.

800mm to 1200mm at 1850mm high. An enclosure is not adjustable beyond its stated tolerance, so the opening is measured before anything is chosen.

It is a durability and safety specification. Tempered glass breaks into blunt fragments rather than shards, and 6mm is used throughout the range rather than varying by model.

One that hangs either hand from the same product, which removes the left and right question and matters where the layout is not settled until installation.

Both suit a shower in a corner rather than an alcove. A quadrant curves across the corner and a corner enclosure meets at a right angle, which changes the floor area used.

Chrome and black across the range, which is a finish choice rather than a specification one. The glass and the opening sizes are the same either way.

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