Sliding Shower Door 44-48 in Semi Frameless Glass
A clean, splash-free shower in a 44-48 in alcove, with no swing clearance needed. Two 1/4 in tempered glass panels roll on a matte black track.
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A clean, splash-free shower in a 44-48 in alcove, with no swing clearance needed. Two 1/4 in tempered glass panels roll on a matte black track.
Wide, sleek semi-frameless sliding shower door in durable tempered glass with matte black hardware
- bulky swing doors needing clearance
- water splashing outside the shower
- fitting non-standard alcove openings
A wider shower that stays dry outside
Swing doors need room you may not have and leak onto the floor. This sliding door fits a 44-48 in opening with tempered glass and matte black hardware.
Tempered glass and matte black hardware, built to last
- Tempered glass with matte black frame
1/4 in (6mm) SGCC tempered glass sits in a matte black aluminum frame with chrome fasteners. The bottom guide keeps both panels steady and aligned.
- Sliding doors that need no swing
Double panels glide on a top roller track with nylon wheels. Nothing swings into the vanity or the toilet, so the floor space stays yours.
- Made for non-standard openings
The width adjusts from 44 to 48 in, so an awkward alcove no longer means a gap. The included dimension diagram shows what to measure.
The numbers that decide fit
- 44-48 inAdjustable opening width
- 72 inDoor height
- 1/4 inTempered glass thickness
Everything needed to hang the doors
- Double sliding glass door panels×2
1/4 in tempered glass
- Track and roller hardware
Matte black track, nylon rollers, chrome fasteners
From awkward alcove to clean shower
The alcove that never fits
Your opening is not quite standard. Swing doors bang into things, curtains cling, and water finds the gap and heads for the floor.
A door that slides into place
Two panels roll on a top track and settle against the bottom guide. It fits 44-48 in, needs no clearance, and keeps the splash inside.
Keep it clear
- Wipe glass after showers
A squeegee or soft cloth prevents water spots.
- Mild cleaner only
Skip abrasive pads on glass and matte black finish.
- Clear the track
Wipe the bottom guide so panels keep gliding.
Sliding vs swing
| This sliding door | Hinged swing door | Shower curtain | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Needs outward swing clearance | No | Yes | No |
| Tempered glass panels | Yes | Partial | No |
| Fits 44-48 in openings | Yes | Partial | Yes |
| Clings or billows | No | No | Yes |
| One-time upgrade over years of use | Yes | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
Yes. The door adjusts across 44-48 in and is 72 in tall. Measure the opening at the top, middle and bottom, then check it against the diagram.
The panels are 1/4 in (6mm) SGCC tempered glass, the standard choice for shower enclosures. Tempered glass is much stronger than regular glass.
Many DIYers do it. You measure the opening, follow the dimension configuration, and level the track carefully so the panels slide smoothly. A second pair of hands helps with the glass.
A swing door needs clear floor space to open. Sliding panels move along the track, so tight bathrooms keep that space and the door cannot hit the vanity.
Curtains cling, mildew and get replaced. Tempered glass with an aluminum frame is a one-time upgrade that lasts years of daily showers.
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