Shower Doors & Enclosures
Sliding Shower Doors
A sliding door takes nothing from the room: the panel runs along its own track rather than opening outwards, which is what makes it the default choice for a bathroom where the door, the basin or the WC sits close to the shower.
- 6 mm safety glass
- 1850 mm height
- Easy clean glass
- Premium chrome finish
Sizes & codes
6 sizes, one specification.
Quote the code when you enquire and we can price it straight away. 1000–1700 mm · no door swing.
- Alcove and recess showers between two walls
- Bathrooms with no clearance in front of the tray
- Larger openings from 1000 mm up to 1700 mm
Before you order
- Fits a recess between two finished walls; add a side panel for a corner installation.
- Adjustment in the profiles takes up walls that are out of plumb.
| Code | Size | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1000SD6 | 1000 mm | 1000 mm sliding door |
| 1100SD6 | 1100 mm | 1100 mm sliding door |
| 1200SD6 | 1200 mm | 1200 mm sliding door |
| 1300SD6 | 1300 mm | 1300 mm sliding door |
| 1400SD6 | 1400 mm | 1400 mm sliding door |
| 1700SD6 | 1700 mm | 1700 mm sliding door |
All sizes 1850 mm high in 6 mm easy clean safety glass. Pricing is quoted per project — trade rates available.
Specification
Built around the glass.
6 mm toughened safety glass with an easy clean coating, in a premium chrome frame — the same across every door, panel and enclosure we supply.
Easy clean glass
A treated surface that sheds water and limescale, so the glass keeps its clarity with a quick wipe.
6 mm safety glass
Toughened throughout to BS EN 12150, for strength and safe failure.
Premium chrome finish
Bright chrome profiles and hardware that hold their finish in a wet environment.
Durable & reliable
Smooth-running hardware and adjustable profiles that absorb out-of-square walls.
Range specification
- Glass thickness
- 6 mm toughened safety glass
- Height
- 1850 mm
- Frame finish
- Premium chrome
- Glass treatment
- Easy clean coating
- Reversible
- Left or right hand opening
- Pricing
- Trade and retail, quoted per project
FAQ
Shower doors, answered.
Anything not covered here? Send the question through the enquiry form and you will have an answer the same working day.
What glass do DB Homés shower doors use?
Every door, panel and enclosure in the range uses 6 mm toughened safety glass with an easy clean coating, at a height of 1850 mm, in a premium chrome finish.
Which door should I choose for a small bathroom?
A bifold. It folds in on itself as it opens, so nothing swings out into the room — important when a basin or WC sits close to the tray. A sliding door is the alternative where the opening is wider than 1000 mm.
What is the difference between a sliding door and a quadrant?
A sliding door closes a single opening, normally in a recess between two walls. A quadrant is a complete corner enclosure with a curved front and twin sliding doors, and it needs a matching quadrant tray.
Do I need a side panel?
Only for a corner installation. A door fitted in a recess between two finished walls does not need one; a door on an open corner does, and the side panel is specified to the tray depth.
How much do the doors cost?
Doors are priced per project, with trade pricing for developers, installers and showrooms. Send the codes or the opening sizes you need through the enquiry form and we will come back with a quotation.
How do I keep the glass clear?
The easy clean coating sheds most water and limescale on its own. Squeegee the glass after use and wipe it down with a mild cleaner; avoid abrasive pads, which damage the coating.
Enquiries
Need sliding doors? Send the codes.
Quote the product codes from the table, or give us the opening width and tray size, and we will confirm the fit and come back with a price.