The Best Shower Doors for Any Size Bathroom

Big Or Small Bathrooms, There Are Options for You

The size of your Country Club Isles bathroom can significantly influence your decision to find the right shower door. Knowing what types of shower doors are in style can inform your decisions. Let’s look at the best shower doors for small bathrooms and the shower doors suited for larger bathrooms. No matter the size of your bathroom, The Original Frameless Shower Doors® has options for you. 

Best Shower Doors for Small Bathrooms 

Pivot Shower Doors

Pivot shower doors swing open, but the pivot space is near the center. They are a popular choice for homeowners with narrow shower openings and small bathrooms because they do not require a significant amount of space. This type of shower door adds elegance and can still suit modern showers. 

Hinged Shower Doors 

A hinged shower door works similarly to traditional doors, with swinging glass panels. It works well in a smaller shower stall, but it requires space to swing outward. If that’s not possible, you can also get an inward-swinging door, but you’ll need that space in the shower. 

Frameless Shower Doors 

A frameless shower door is ideal because it can make the room look larger by drawing the tile work and design of the shower area into the overall look of the bathroom. Frameless shower doors are made from durable and sturdy glass, typically between ? and ½ inch thick, so there is no need for a bulky metal frame to support it. Frameless doors also require very little maintenance and create a durable barrier between the shower area and the rest of the bathroom. 

Framed Shower Doors

Framed shower doors can fit into a narrower shower opening and be made for a confined space, but they come with bulky frames that are difficult to maintain and can be unsightly. A framed shower may also limit visibility because of the frames. 

Frameless Sliding Tub Doors 

If space limitations require that you hang onto the tub/shower combo, a frameless sliding glass tub door is a great option. It’ll be a beautiful and fashionable option while preserving the tub’s functionality, and the frameless option will be easier to clean. 

Sliding Glass Shower Doors 

A sliding glass shower door moves back and forth on tracking or rollers and provides easy access to the shower area. This type of door is ideal if the shower opening is broader and has little space in front of it. 

Bi-Fold Shower Doors 

A bi-fold shower door allows you to benefit from a wide opening without taking up much space in a small bathroom. These doors typically fold inward to create an opening. This is an excellent option for smaller bathrooms and an alternative to pivot doors. 

Shower Door Options for Large Bathrooms 

With a larger bathroom, you are only limited by your design tastes and the existing fixtures. Frameless shower doors offer an elegant appeal that draws the tilework of the shower into the overall bathroom design. Sliding glass shower doors work well when an opening is large enough for two panels. Hinged doors that swing out into the bathroom are also an option when there is space in front of the shower area. 

With a larger bathroom, there are fewer constraints.