Sliding shower door
JY-223 uses 8 mm ultra-clear tempered glass in a two-panel sliding door. Clear glazing puts the tile and shower fittings on show, so the shower interior becomes part of the room's look. The glass order fixes the panel sizes, edges and handle positions for your configuration.
The frame is 304 stainless steel with a stainless-steel handle. Track and internal profile components come with the complete assembly, with their material and finish references listed, so the frame finish matches the hardware that carries the glass.
The sliding mechanism uses nylon wheels, and a stainless-steel handle is included. Wheels, guides and stops work together to establish door travel and the final open and closed positions. The selected hardware set determines those details, including the panel arrangement and handle clearance.
Black outlines the clear glass and gives the handle a crisp contrast against the shower interior, and it pairs well with black shower fittings and other bathroom hardware. Frame and handle finish references are ordered together so they match, especially where nearby fittings come from another range.
Silver provides a lighter metal finish around the same 8 mm ultra-clear glass. It is a practical starting point for a bathroom with silver-colored taps, shower fittings and accessories. Their sheen and tone still need to be compared as physical finish selections.
Brushed Titanium is the finish name for the frame and stainless-steel handle, a third hardware option with the same glass type and thickness. The order records the finish name and its approved appearance; the handle stays stainless steel underneath.
| Model & opening method | JY-223; two-panel sliding shower door. Panel movement and opening side are defined by the ordered layout. |
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| Selected frame finish | Black frame and stainless-steel handle; 8 mm ultra-clear tempered glass. |
| Glass specification | 8 mm ultra-clear tempered glass. Panel dimensions, edge details and hardware positions follow the selected door configuration. |
| Frame material basis | 304 stainless steel is the listed frame material. Track, internal profile and mounting components are identified for the selected assembly. |
| Wheels & handle | Nylon wheels; stainless-steel handle included. Handle finish choices: black, silver and brushed titanium. |
| Opening & entry dimensions | Finished opening width and height, panel layout and clear entry width specified for the project. Wall plumb and base level considered with the selected hardware. |
| Threshold & installation | Threshold, guide, seal and fixing details matched to the base and wall substrate. Installation requirements follow the selected assembly’s drawing and instructions. |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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Door sizing starts with the finished shower opening, including its tile or wall panels. Width readings at the top, middle and bottom describe taper; height, wall plumb and base level complete the fit information. The selected assembly needs an allowed installation range that accommodates those conditions.
A sliding door avoids an outward swing arc, but the usable entry still depends on panel travel and overlap. The chosen layout needs to identify which panels move, the opening side, the clear walk-in width and handle position. Nearby basins, toilets and shower controls also affect how the entrance is used.
The base and wall layout need to accommodate the selected threshold, guides and seals. Those parts have to work with the shower’s slope, drainage and spray direction, as well as the surfaces receiving the fixings. A floor-level entrance is a separate design requirement that needs a compatible assembly. The door package and waterproofing work should be coordinated before the finished base is committed.
Our quotation gives JY-223, the finished opening, ordered panel sizes, layout and frame finish, since glass area and hardware both affect the price. Projects with several bathroom openings get a door schedule by room type, so quantities and finishes are priced against the actual assemblies.
The included stainless-steel handle and nylon wheels belong with the selected sliding assembly. The quotation also identifies its track, guides, seals, stops and fixing components. Requested spare wheels, handles or seals are separate items with compatible references. This makes the delivered door package clear without treating every accessory shown in a bathroom scene as supplied.
Site work covers the substrate and mounting conditions the assembly needs, then fitting and adjustment to its instructions. Shower-base construction, waterproofing, tile repairs and removing an old enclosure are site tasks when required, kept apart from the supply price of glass and hardware.
The shipment protects glass faces, edges and corners, with hardware packed so it cannot strike the panels, and unit references link each glass set to its room. Freight depends on the packed shipment and destination, and unloading and carrying large panels through the building need an access plan. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
The specification is 8 mm ultra-clear tempered glass. The order also needs the panel dimensions, edge details and hardware positions for the selected layout. Any required project-specific glazing documentation belongs with that glass specification.
Black, Silver and Brushed Titanium are the listed frame and stainless-steel handle finish choices. The selected finish applies to the door package in the quotation. Adjacent shower fittings can be compared against the same accepted finish selection, especially where their color names are similar but their sheen or tone differs.
The ordered layout must identify the moving panels and opening side. JY-223 is a two-panel sliding configuration, but the exact panel movement, travel and handing belong to the selected assembly. The required clear entry and nearby fixtures should be shown with that layout before the glass and hardware are ordered.
Use the finished opening after tile or wall-panel dimensions are established. Record widths at the top, middle and bottom, opening height, wall plumb and base level. The selected assembly’s installation range and clear entry must fit those measurements; the dimensions of an unfinished stud opening or a nominal shower base are a different reference.
That requires a compatible threshold and guide arrangement, coordinated with the finished floor, drainage and waterproofing. The selected assembly’s base detail determines the entrance condition. A low or absent threshold should be specified as a project requirement so the glass, guides and seals can be assessed as one package.
The door package covers the glass, frame finish, sliding hardware and stainless-steel handle, with each component itemized in the quotation. A shower base, shower fittings, waterproofing, wall preparation and installation are added only when expressly included, and freight and unloading are set for the actual shipment.
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