Choose the door that suits your bathroom layout — sliding, hinged, fixed panels or over-bath screens. We confirm the opening and the mounting conditions, then cut and fit the glass to your measurements.
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Every door is cut to your opening. The first decision is simply how the door has to move.
View Details Space saver · Smooth glide · Pro install
Start here when you want a door that moves along the opening rather than swinging into the room. Compare single-slider and double-bypass layouts against the space you actually have.
Single slider 900 – 1200mm · Double bypass 1200 – 1800mm · 8mm or 10mm toughened glass
View Details Full access · Premium hinges · Precise fit
Start here when the bathroom has space for the door to swing. Review hinged and enclosure layouts with the surrounding fixtures in mind.
Single swing 700 – 1000mm · Door + panel 1200 – 1800mm · Corner and neo-angle enclosures
View Details Open layout · Seamless look · Easy clean
Start here for a walk-in or open shower. We check the panel position, access and splash control before anything is cut.
Fixed panel 600 – 1200mm · Return screen 200 – 900mm · Brackets, floor channel or corner post
View Details Bath & shower combos · Space saver · Smooth glide
For over-bath screens: sliding, fixed and hinged options that keep water in the tub without boxing the room in.
Sliding screen 1400 – 1700mm · Fixed + hinged return · 6mm or 8mm toughened glass
Start here when you want a door that moves along the opening rather than swinging into the room. Compare single-slider and double-bypass layouts against the space you actually have.
A single panel that slides along the opening — the straightforward choice for a standard alcove where the door would otherwise swing into the room.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Expertly aligned top-roller system for a smooth, quiet glide.
Two bypass panels that glide past each other, giving generous access on a wide alcove without the track taking up useful space.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Bypass system installed and levelled so both panels meet cleanly in the middle.
A corner sliding enclosure where two panels run on a mitred track, using the corner of the bathroom instead of the floor in front of it.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Corner track mitred and sealed so the two panels close without a leak at the joint.
A curved sliding door that follows the radius of a quarter-round tray, softening a corner and making the most of a compact bathroom.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Curved track set to the radius of your tray so the door follows the arc.
Start here when the bathroom has space for the door to swing. Review hinged and enclosure layouts with the surrounding fixtures in mind.
A single hinged door for an alcove or a small opening. Full swing access, minimal hardware, and the neatest look for a narrow shower.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Hinges set to your wall so the door swings clear of the basin and bath.
A hinged door with a fixed side panel. Our most popular layout for a wide alcove, giving comfortable entry and a stable enclosure.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Fixed panel and door levelled together so the seals meet evenly.
A 90° corner enclosure with a fixed return panel and a hinged door — the efficient way to fit a shower into a corner without a tray change.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Return panel fixed to the wall and the door hung so the 90° corner closes tight.
A neo-angle enclosure with two angled panels across the corner — a striking shape that suits a bathroom where the shower is meant to be seen.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Both angled panels cut to your corner angles, checked on site before we cut.
Start here for a walk-in or open shower. We check the panel position, access and splash control before anything is cut.
A single fixed panel with no moving parts: the cleanest way to hold the spray in an open walk-in shower or a wet room.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Panel set plumb and level with a floor channel or brackets, sealed to the tiles.
A main fixed panel with a return screen at the end of the shower, closing the side where the spray reaches furthest without adding a door.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Main panel and return screen set square so the corner lines up with your tiles.
For over-bath screens: sliding, fixed and hinged options that keep water in the tub without boxing the room in.
A single sliding panel above the bath. It covers the bathing area, slides out of the way when you need to reach in, and keeps the room feeling open.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Track fitted to the wall above the tub and the panel set to clear the rim.
A fixed screen with a hinged return panel at the end, so you can swing the glass clear of the tub when you are getting in or out.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Fixed screen and hinged return hung together so the seal closes onto the tub rim.
Two bypass panels spanning a long tub. Both screens slide, so you can reach either end of the bath without working around a fixed panel.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Both bypass panels levelled so they overlap with a clean seal above the tub.
A corner bath enclosure with sliding screens that wrap the 90° corner, keeping spray in on both sides of a corner-mounted tub.
Professionally installed to suit your layout
Corner track mitred and sealed for a wrap-around screen with no leak at the joint.
Choose a layout, glass appearance and hardware finish. Submit your selections to NovahTech for a personalised quote and technical confirmation.
Layout references
Choose your opening width in millimetres, then the door width that fits that opening. Final dimensions must be verified on site before fabrication.
Opening width
Door width
Only door widths that fit the selected opening are shown, allowing 100 mm for the fixed panel, hinges and wall profile.
Dimension references for this layout
Glass thickness for this layout
Only the thicknesses the catalogue carries for this layout are shown. Final thickness, glass type and safety requirements are confirmed on your quotation before manufacture.
Select a preferred finish. Availability and suitability are confirmed with the selected system.
Supplied with this layout
Handle type
The handle is cut and drilled to suit this layout and finish; handing is confirmed on your quotation.
Hardware references for this layout
Track, roller and seal hardware for sliding layouts is specified on your quotation, so it is not illustrated here.
Before you order
Reference drawings
Every panel is cut to the numbers you send us, so a few minutes with a tape measure now saves a re-cut later. Here is exactly what we need from you.
Measure the opening width in three places
Take the width at the top, the middle and the bottom, and use the smallest figure. A wall that is out of square is the single most common reason a door does not close properly.
Measure the opening height in three places
Measure from the finished floor or the top of the shower tray up to the ceiling, header or the underside of the beam, on the left, in the centre and on the right. Use the smallest.
Note what the glass has to fix to
Tiles, plaster, a glass panel, a post or a knee wall all need different fixings. Tell us which walls you have on each side of the opening.
Check the tray and the floor fall
A level tray or kerb lets the bottom seal sit tight. If the floor falls towards the drain, say so — we allow for it when cutting the panel height.
Check the door clearance
A hinged door needs room to swing, and a sliding door needs space for the panels to pass each other. Note anything within reach: a basin, bath, towel rail or door.
Send photos of the opening
One photo of the whole opening and one of each side wall is usually enough for us to confirm the layout and the handing before we cut glass.
Professional installation with premium materials and unmatched craftsmanship.
Our shower doors are cut from toughened safety glass that meets SANS 1263.
Our installers set every panel plumb, level and sealed for a watertight, quiet fit.
Every door is cut to your exact measurements, including angled and out-of-square openings.
How to choose, measure and order a frameless glass shower door — opening types, glass thickness, hardware and installation.
Measure the opening width at the top, middle and bottom — walls are rarely square. Give us the smallest width and the full height from the sill to the header. Note any out-of-plumb walls.
Sliding doors suit tight spaces and wide openings. Hinged doors give a full, luxurious swing. Fixed panels are perfect for walk-in wet rooms. Bathtub screens cover tub-shower combos.
10mm tempered safety glass is our standard for shower doors — strong, stable and SANS 1263 compliant. Clear is standard; grey and frosted are available for privacy.
Pick hinges (180° glass-to-glass or 135° wall-to-glass), a pull handle or knob, and optional towel bar. All hardware is solid brass in chrome, brushed nickel, matte black or gold.
We supply bottom sweeps and side seals to keep water contained. For hinged doors, ensure the swing direction clears your vanity and door.
Shower doors are measured and installed by our certified team for a watertight, precise fit. Add installation at checkout, or book a site measure first.
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