Demi Bonn 60" W x 72" H Single Sliding Shower Door, Clear Tempered Glass, 1/5" Thick, with Black Stainless Steel Handle for Modern Style and Durability, Black
No rating yet(0 ratings)[Versatile Adjustable Design]: Discover our floor-standing sliding shower door, measuring 60" x 72". With its flexible aluminum alloy guide, you can adjust the width from 58.5" to 60", perfectly suiting various bathroom layouts. Make personalized customization effortless for any space.
[Safe and Durable Glass]: Featuring 1/5" CE-certified tempered glass, this shower door ensures safety by minimizing breakage risks. Enjoy the convenience of stain-resistant, easy-to-clean glass, offering long-lasting durability and a user-friendly bathing experience.
[Robust Build Quality]: Our shower door boasts a black aluminum alloy frame with sturdy zinc alloy rollers and a black stainless steel handle. Crafted to resist corrosion and rust, it smoothly operates daily while maintaining a contemporary look. Experience seamless sliding via high-quality rollers and track design.
[Waterproof and Sleek Design]: Keep your bathroom dry and stylish with a waterproof threshold and sleek design. Installation includes assembling 2 glass panels with detailed guides or video support. Our expert customer service is ready to assist you with any questions or issues.
[Flexible Installation Options]: Designed for adaptability, this sliding bathroom door offers reversible configurations: left-fixed/right-sliding or right-fixed/left-sliding. Clearly marked glass panels make installation intuitive. Enhance your bathroom's layout effortlessly with easy setup instructions.
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