Description:
The SRA122 Double sliding bypass shower door creates a luxurious, distinguished look with a modern upscale design. The frameless glass design creates an open, airy feel; Upgrade your shower space with the sophistication and opulence of highly polished, reflective full stainless steel hardware, eliminating any aluminum parts. The exclusive water repellant and stain resistant glass coating adds superior protection from stains and is nearly maintenance-free. Choose the SRA122 frameless shower door for the ultimate solution for your shower space.
304 Stainless steel Roller
Highly polished, reflective full stainless steel hardware throughout exhibits a lavish, distinguished design;
Specially designed rollers create a smooth, quiet gliding operation; Double sliding bypass configuration allows entry to the shower from either side;
Chrome Guide Block:
Prevent the glass from drerailing, for easy and smooth sliding operation.
Reversible for a right or left door opening installation;
Polished to perfection
Highly polished angular brackets and handles reflect light to enhance the space achieved with a frameless enclosure.
The striking stainless steel hardware adds distinguished style and quality to complete the look of luxury in an upscale design.
High quality grinding stainless steel handle
The surface does not fade, wear resisting and corrosion-resisting, and will not change color for a longer time.
Two convenient towel bars double as handles on each panel; Frameless glass design creates an open, airy feel;
| Size | Adjustment | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1000 x 1900 | 950-990 |
| 2 | 1100 x 1900 | 1050-1090 |
| 3 | 1200 x 1900 | 1150-1190 |
| 4 | 1400 x 1900 | 1350-1390 |
| 5 | 1500 x 1900 | 1450-1490 |
| 6 | 1600 x 1900 | 1550-1590 |
| 7 | 1700 x 1900 | 1650-1690 |
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