A bifold shower door offers a great way to implement a fully functional shower door while taking up less room when not in use. These innovative folding shower doors make use of a hinge in the centre of the screen as well as a slider to allow them to be easily moved, making them great for those who struggle with mobility. But it’s not just about functionality, our bifold shower doors are available in highly stylish designs too. Choose from a variety of sleek chrome and on-trend matt black bifold shower screens for a discreet shower space that will amplify the look of your bathroom. If quality and longevity is your main concern you needn’t worry here either. All of our screens have been made to the highest possible standards, with many coming from renowned manufacturers such as Crosswater, Merlyn, and Mira. The majority of which come with guarantees against defects for additional peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to measure for bifold shower doors?
Take your tape measure and place it alongside the bottom edge of your shower enclosure opening. Write down the measurement on a piece of paper. Repeat this process along the sides and top of your opening and write down those measurements too. Next, take a spirit level and place it against the left side of the shower enclosure opening to ensure its level. If it’s not level, adjust the spirit level until it is and record the measurement between the edge of the level and the wall. Move the level up the wall until you have recorded all measurements. Repeat this process along the top, right and bottom sides of the opening.
Can a bifolding door be turned around?
When used in a solid alcove, bi-fold shower doors are often reversible - check out an item's specific product description to be sure. However, be aware that it may not be possible to combine your chosen bifold shower door with a side panel to create an enclosure.
How thick is the glass used for your bifold shower doors?
Our bifold shower doors are available in various thicknesses to suit your specific tastes. Starting at 4mm right through to 8mm, the overwhelming majority are constructed of toughened safety class. If you opt for a thicker glass shower door it will substantially increase its weight so be sure to take this into account if you’re planning to install it yourself.