This London bathroom required two shower doors instead of one, which necessitated a change in our frame-making process. Both doors open inwards and stay closed with magnets. The black grid design looks excellent and works well in this tight space.
Most showers have a single door that closes against a wall or a glass panel. But the project required two doors, so we had to change our frame design. The middle part, where the two doors meet, required special attention to ensure they seal correctly.
You can see the thick 30mm black frame and the thinner 14mm grid bars. The doors stay closed with strong magnets built into the frame. This picture shows how we solve tricky problems with our black shower doors.
The client wanted smaller double doors to avoid water from the showerhead reaching the door when turning on the controls. Furthermore, there's a toilet on one side and a big sink on the other, so a door opening outwards would get in the way.
Two smaller doors open inwards without getting water on them when reaching for the controls. The magnets keep the doors closed when needed. Our practical shower door solves these tight space problems every day.
This ladder handle provides a comfortable grip even with wet hands. The black finish is anodised aluminium, which lasts much longer than powder coating. You can see how we put the grid bars only on the outside, which we recommend; this makes cleaning the inside much easier.
The black anodised finish handles bathroom moisture well. It won't chip or peel like powder coating can. The grid pattern gives the shower a modern look while still being practical for daily use.
Looking from inside the shower, the small hinges and frame look excellent. We put the grid bars on the outside only, which we recommend for showers. The unobstructed inside glass means it cleans easily with a squeegee, and limescale doesn't build up as much.
There are no visible screws or bolts on the inside of the frame. The interior appears neat while maintaining significant strength. When both doors are open, they swing 180 degrees back against the fixed screens on each side.
The client didn't want a threshold strip on the floor, so the shower relies just on the floor slope to keep water in. We advised that this means water might escape under the doors more than with our normal threshold setup.
When both doors are fully open, they swing back against the fixed screens on each side. The handles stop them from going completely flat, but this provides plenty of space to move in and out. The black grid frame looks excellent across the whole opening.
Alcove Shower Enclosure
Satin Black
Ultra Clear Glass
Framed with Grid
Double Door Setup, Frame Modification, Grid Design
££££
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