Luxury Brushed Bronze Sliding Shower Door - 8mm Glass

Glide into your shower with effortless ease. Our Luxury Brushed Bronze Sliding Shower Door combines thick 8mm toughened safety glass with a smooth, whisper-quiet sliding mechanism and a warm matte bronze finish — the kind of quality you feel every single morning.

Key Features

• 8mm toughened safety glass — thick, robust, and built for daily use
• Brushed bronze finish — warm matte tone that pairs beautifully with modern and industrial bathroom styles
• Easy-clean glass coating — repels limescale and soap residue for a sparkling finish with minimal effort
• Smooth rolling action — precision rollers for a quiet, effortless slide every time
• 1950mm height — generous enclosure height for a spacious, open feel
• -50mm adjustment for out-of-true walls — flexible fit for imperfect spaces
• Square style handle — sleek, contemporary design
• Magnetic closure strips — secure, watertight seal
• Full seal set included
• Reversible design — fits left or right-hand configurations
• Side panel options available — select below to create a complete shower enclosure
• Free UK mainland delivery

Available Sizes

Installation Guide

⚠️ Important: This is a 2-person job. Glass panels are heavy and require careful handling.

Tools Required: Spirit level, tape measure, drill with masonry bits, pencil, silicone sealant gun, adjustable spanner, screwdrivers (Phillips & flathead)

Before You Start:

• Check all parts against the instruction manual
• Ensure shower tray is installed, level, and fully sealed
• Walls must be plumb and square
• Allow -50mm adjustment for out-of-true walls
• Identify which way door will slide (reversible design)

Key Steps: Measure opening → Install bottom track → Fix side profiles → Fit top track → Hang glass panels → Adjust rollers → Fit handles and magnetic strips → Seal all joints with sanitary silicone. Allow 24 hours to cure before use.

Maintenance: Clean tracks monthly, check fixings annually, lubricate rollers with silicone spray if needed, re-seal joints every 2–3 years.