Sliding Doors

Compare sliding shower doors for an enclosure where the entrance needs to work within a limited bathroom footprint. This range includes Finestra Bi-Slider designs with model-specific fitting widths. Check the finished opening, usable entrance and compatible enclosure components before selecting the frame finish.

Compare the Bi-Slider fitting ranges

Finestra Bi-Slider black/clear doors include BIS13BC at 1250–1300 mm, BIS14BC at 1350–1400 mm and BIS15BC at 1450–1500 mm, each listed at 1860 mm high. Select the model whose stated range accommodates the finished opening; a neighbouring nominal size should not be treated as an interchangeable substitute. Confirm the installation drawing before the tray, wall finishes or enclosure components are ordered together.

Plan a usable entrance and serviceable track

Consider the approach to the shower, the location of its controls and the space needed to step through the moving panel arrangement. Check how the lower profile meets the shower base and where water will drain from the track. Ask how the panels, rollers and seals are accessed for care or replacement, following the instructions for that specific door. Keep the product code so future spare-part enquiries identify the correct assembly.

How do I measure for a sliding shower door?

Measure the finished opening in the positions required by the installation guide and compare it with the exact model’s fitting range. Check overall height and clear entry width separately. For example, the Finestra BIS12BC lists a 1150–1200 mm width range and 1860 mm height.

What else should I compare between sliding doors?

Look at which panels move, where the entry sits and whether the enclosure needs a compatible return panel. Check the track layout and access for cleaning. A sliding shower door avoids a conventional outward swing, but the usable entry opening still needs to suit your bathroom layout.

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