Sliding Shower Doors in Bedford, NH Take On the Busiest Bathroom in the House

Sliding Shower Doors in Bedford, NH for the Tub and Shower Combo

Backpacks are back by the door. From Riddle Brook School to Bedford High, the morning rush is on again, and the hall bathroom is running on a schedule nobody signed off on. If that room is a tub and shower combo behind a curtain that never stays where you left it, a sliding glass door is the fix. It rides a track instead of swinging out, so it never fights the vanity or whoever is next in line for the sink. The Bedford team at IDEAL Shower Doors works with two versions. Frameless sliders run on the CRL Serenity system with 3/8 inch glass; one panel moves while the fixed one holds the top track, and it can go on a full shower or on a tub. Semi frameless is the budget play: a bottom curb, two side jambs and a top header, both panels gliding past each other, for roughly a third of what frameless costs.

Barn Door Style Frameless Sliders for the Primary Bath

The primary bath upstairs is a different conversation. If that is the room where you want the glass to do a little showing off, look at the barn door style. Same idea as a sliding barn door, only in 3/8 inch tempered glass, hanging from a stainless steel top bar on stainless rollers. IDEAL Shower Doors offers it two ways, as a bypass with two doors that pass each other or as a single operating door, and the room tends to decide. Some layouts put the valve and the entry on the same side. Others work better when you reach through one door to start the water and walk in through the other once it's warm, which seems like a small thing until it is 6 a.m. in January. Handles range from a towel bar to a standard pull, a round pull through the glass, or a plain race track cutout. The hardware is stainless steel, finished to match the room: polished stainless reads as chrome, brushed stainless matches brushed nickel, and matte black is the newest option.

ShowerGuard Glass Protection That Keeps a Slider Looking New

Clear glass only looks expensive while it stays clear. That is the whole point of ShowerGuard, a permanent coating from Guardian that goes on during manufacturing, so it is part of the glass before it ever reaches your bathroom rather than something wiped on later. Soap scum and mineral buildup have a harder time grabbing onto the surface, which protects against staining and corrosion. The team is a registered ShowerGuard dealer, and shower glass protection from IDEAL Shower Doors is an upgrade on both the frameless and barn door style sliders. Worth knowing either way: the track on any slider needs regular cleaning. A quick wipe now and then keeps it gliding.

Request a Frameless Slider Quote From the Bedford Office

Quotes come back within 48 hours. After that, design usually takes one to two weeks and installation another two to four, though every project runs on its own clock, and the work is covered by a warranty on both materials and installation. So if the curtain in the hall bath has had its last good morning, IDEAL Shower Doors in Bedford can talk through frameless, semi frameless and barn door style with you and help pick the one your room will actually get along with. The office is on South River Road. Call (603) 945-8755 or request a quote to get started.

IDEAL Shower Doors
170 S River Rd Unit #206
Bedford, NH 03110
(603) 945-8755
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