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JY-223 slides two panels of 8 mm ultra-clear tempered glass past each other on rollers, so the door needs no swing space. The opening is narrower than the glass because the panels overlap, and we size it from your finished alcove.
SG05 is a black hinged alcove door. We also make hinged corner enclosures with a 90-degree return, and inward bi-fold doors on an upper guide track for tight bathrooms. Hinged doors need room to swing clear of the basin and toilet.
F-003 is a frameless fixed screen in ultra-clear glass, set in a recessed floor channel for a level walk-in shower. Wall-hinged bath screens pivot inward over a bathtub.
Neo-angle enclosures cut the corner with an angled entrance; curved enclosures sweep the front in a smooth arc. Both are made to your measured corner, panel by panel.
All shower glass is tempered safety glass, 8 mm on the listed sliding and fixed models; tell us the standard your market uses, such as EN 12150 or SGCC, and we confirm the glass documents. Edges, holes and cutouts are made before tempering, to our panel drawing.
Framed and frameless layouts use different profiles, channels and seals. Frame finishes include black, as on SG05, matched to your other fittings.
Sliding doors run on rollers and guides; hinged and pivot doors use hinges sized to the glass. We set the handle position so the door opens fully and the entrance stays clear.
| Detail | What we need from you | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Finished opening | Width at top, middle and bottom after tiling | Lets us make glass that fits the real opening. |
| Panel layout | Entrance position and fixed return sizes | Ties each glass panel to its place. |
| Clear entrance | Entry width and door movement you prefer | Keeps the way in clear of nearby fixtures. |
| Glass preparation | Glass type, thickness and finish | Matches glass fabrication to the hardware. |
| Fixing detail | Wall construction and pipe positions | Keeps fixings away from concealed pipes and waterproofing. |
| Base and water interface | Tray or tiled floor, curb height and floor slope | Lets us seal the glass to the base correctly. |
A fixed screen has one panel; a neo-angle or curved enclosure has several panels and a door. We price the layout you measured instead of a nominal width.
Angled edges, curves and hardware holes add fabrication work. We confirm all of them on the panel drawing before production.
Hinges, rollers and frames in black or other finishes change the hardware cost. Compare quotes with the same operating hardware.
Large and curved panels ship in crates with their hardware. Out-of-square openings need extra measuring, which we check with you before any glass is cut.
Pick sliding, hinged, bi-fold or walk-in and mark it on the bathroom plan. We check the swing or slide against the basin, toilet and shower controls.
Measure the finished opening at several heights once the tiles are on, and set any recessed channel before the floor is finished. We tell you exactly which dimensions to take.
Each panel's size, edges and holes are drawn with its hinges, rollers or channels for your approval.
Panels are numbered by position and crated with their handles, seals and fixings, labeled by room.
After tiling. We size the glass from the finished opening, because tile thickness, wall alignment and curb level all change the dimensions on the plan.
Yes, it needs no swing space. The panels overlap, so the opening is narrower than the glass; we show the clear entrance on the drawing.
Yes. F-003 is designed for a recessed channel, which gives a level walk-in floor. Plan the channel with the floor build-up and waterproofing before the tiles go down.
Mostly, but the entrance stays open. Put the shower head at the far end, make the screen wide enough and slope the floor to the drain, and the splash stays inside.
Tempered glass cannot be drilled afterwards. Hinge, handle and connector holes are made to our panel drawing before the glass is tempered.
Both wall returns, the angled front segments and where the door should open. A width-by-depth rectangle is not enough for an angled corner.