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Sliding Shower Doors
Sliding Collection

Installed Sliding Glass Shower Doors

Sliding doors are the practical answer where the bathroom is tight, or where a swinging door would catch a basin, bath or towel rail. Choose a single slider for a narrower opening, or a double bypass when two panels have to share a wider one.

Space saverSmooth glidePro install
Choose Your Style

Sliding Shower Door Styles

Each style below lists the configuration options it is cut to. Configure one to see the drawing and price, or send us your measurements for a fitted quote.

Glide Sliding shower door
Most popularSliding Series

Glide

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.

Standard openingsBath & shower combos

Configuration options

Opening width
900 – 1200mm
Height
1900 – 2000mm
Glass thickness
8mm or 10mm toughened
Track system
Top roller or bottom track
Handle
Pull, knob or towel-bar
Hardware finish
Polished chrome, black, charcoal, natural anodized or white
Glass type
Clear, frosted, grey tint, bronze tint or low-iron
Optional extras
Anti-limescale coating, clear water seal, towel-bar handle
Tandem Sliding shower door
Wide openingsSliding Series

Tandem

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.

Wider openingsDual access

Configuration options

Opening width
1200 – 1800mm
Panels
Two bypass panels, 600 – 900mm each
Height
1900 – 2000mm
Glass thickness
8mm or 10mm toughened
Track system
Top-roller bypass track
Handles
Two pull handles
Hardware finish
Polished chrome, black, charcoal, natural anodized or white
Optional extras
Anti-limescale coating, clear water seal, towel-bar handle
Vertex Sliding shower door
Space efficientSliding Series

Vertex

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.

Corner layoutsDual access

Configuration options

Enclosure size
900 × 900mm up to 1200 × 1200mm
Panels
Two panels on a 90° corner track
Height
1900 – 2000mm
Glass thickness
8mm or 10mm toughened
Handle
Pull or knob handle
Hardware finish
Polished chrome, black, charcoal, natural anodized or white
Glass type
Clear, frosted, grey tint, bronze tint or low-iron
Arc Sliding shower door
Design ledSliding Series

Arc

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.

Curved traysCorner layouts

Configuration options

Tray radius
900 – 1200mm quarter round
Panels
Two curved panels
Height
1900 – 2000mm
Glass thickness
8mm or 10mm toughened
Track system
Curved top-roller track
Handle
Curved pull handle
Hardware finish
Polished chrome, black, charcoal, natural anodized or white
Optional extras
Anti-limescale coating, clear water seal, towel-bar handle
Standard Options

Glass, Hardware & Finishes

Available across the sliding range and confirmed on your drawing before we cut.

Glass

  • —8mm or 10mm toughened safety glass
  • —Toughened safety glass that meets SANS 1263
  • —Flat polished edges as standard

Hardware

  • —Top-roller track
  • —Bottom track
  • —Bypass kit
  • —Pull, knob or towel-bar handles

Finishes & extras

  • —Anti-limescale coating
  • —Clear water seal
  • —Soft-close bumpers
  • —Finish matched across hinges, handles and track
TRAY / KERBWHW = OPENING WIDTH · H = OPENING HEIGHT · ALWAYS IN MM

Before you order

  • ·Measure in millimetres, never in centimetres or inches.
  • ·Use a steel tape measure — a fabric tape stretches and reads short.
  • ·Replacing existing glass? Measure the old panels as a cross-check.
  • ·Tell us if the opening is out of square; we will cut to the smallest figure.

Reference drawings

How to Measure

Measure Your Opening in Six Steps

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.

The measurements we need

  1. 1

    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.

  2. 2

    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.

  3. 3

    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.

  4. 4

    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.

  5. 5

    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.

  6. 6

    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.

Good to Know

Sliding Shower Door Questions

Why Us

Why Choose NovahTech

Professional installation with premium materials and unmatched craftsmanship.

Toughened Safety Glass

Cut from toughened safety glass that meets SANS 1263 and confirmed on your drawing.

Professional Installation

Panels set plumb, level and sealed so the door closes quietly and stays watertight.

Measured to Fit

Our installers check the opening, the wall type and the clearance before anything is cut.

Buying Guide

Shower Door Buying Guide

How to choose, measure and order a frameless glass shower door — opening types, glass thickness, hardware and installation.

Measure Your Opening

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.

Opening Types

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.

Glass & Thickness

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.

Hardware Selection

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.

Waterproofing & Seals

We supply bottom sweeps and side seals to keep water contained. For hinged doors, ensure the swing direction clears your vanity and door.

Professional Installation

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

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