Fixed Glass Panel(s) With No Door
1 Single Frameless Glass Shower Door that can be hinged from either the left or right and swings both in and out.
A frameless swing door with an adjacent inline stationary glass panel.
We see this layout pretty often. A Nib wall is a half wall, usually next to the toilet to provide a little extra privacy with a small piece of glass on top of it. Frameless glass swing door with an adjacent in-line glass panel on top of the half wall.
At GCS Glass, we call a barn door slider the option when one of the glass panels is a stationary panel and the other panel is a horizontal sliding door. You can position your sliding glass shower door to open from the right or the left and put the adjacent stationary glass panel on the opposite side.
You get the fully frameless look to keep your bathroom open and airy feeling, but the doors also slide past one another in either direction.
A glass door hinged off of the wall with an adjacent inline glass panel attached with a sleeve over clamp to a 90-degree return panel of glass.
Neo Angle showers can consist of 2 or more panels. Most of the time a 135 degree angle
1 Glass Swing Door & Stationary Glass Panel With a Notch Cut For A Bench Or Half Wall.
1 Glass Door Hinged To Wall, 1 Glass Adjacent Panel with Notch Cut Out, & 1 Glass Return Panel.