YYAo Tub Door, Bypass Tub Shower Door,Double Sliding Bathtub Shower Door with Explosion-Proof Film, Adjustable Aluminum Alloy Frame, Matte Black
No rating yet(0 ratings)【Adjustable Width for Perfect Fit】This bathtub shower door features an adjustable width (56"-60"), allowing customization to fit various bathtub sizes. The top and bottom rails can be trimmed up to 4" for precise installation, ensuring compatibility with most bathroom layouts. Its double roller hanging rail clip ensures smooth, quiet, and stable operation.
【Secure Tempered Safety Glass】Made with 1/4-inch (6mm) SGCC-certified tempered glass, this door offers superior impact resistance and safety. The explosion-proof glass remains intact even if damaged, providing a secure and worry-free shower experience for families.
【Sleek Semi-Frameless Design】The semi-frameless design combines modern elegance with practicality, offering a minimalist look that enhances your bathroom's aesthetic. Its clean lines and sleek profile seamlessly blend with any bathroom decor, making it a stylish and functional addition to your space.
【Durable Stainless Steel Handle】The 60-inch wide bathtub door features 20-1/2" durable stainless steel handles, perfect for hanging towels or clothes, adding both functionality and convenience to your bathroom. 【Easy Installation】The shower door comes with all necessary hardware and detailed installation instructions, making it DIY-friendly.
Its sturdy aluminum alloy frame and stainless steel handles ensure long-lasting durability, while the reversible design allows flexible installation for left or right openings.
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