Shower glass specialty
Sliding Shower Doors — Frameless Bypass Systems
A sliding door is the right answer whenever the bathroom cannot spare the floor space a swing door needs. The panels move along a track instead of into the room.
What a sliding shower door is
A sliding or bypass shower door uses a fixed panel plus one or more panels that roll horizontally on a top track. Barn-style hardware exposes a stainless rail and rollers for a deliberately architectural look; bypass systems hide the rollers inside a slim header. Both eliminate the door swing entirely, which is why they dominate tub-shower conversions and narrow guest bathrooms.
We build sliding systems in both barn-style (a single rolling panel over a fixed panel) and traditional bypass (two or three panels in a header track), in thicknesses from 1/4" up to 3/8" frameless glass.
Why customers choose EJ Glass for this
- No swing clearance needed
Nothing arcs into the vanity, toilet or doorway — the biggest reason sliders win in compact bathrooms.
- Wide openings
Panels can be sized so the open half gives a generous, comfortable entry.
- Works over tubs
Sliding systems are the standard solution for tub-shower combinations where a hinged door will not seal.
- Smooth, quiet hardware
Sealed stainless roller assemblies with soft-close options keep the panels gliding for years.
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Design options
Barn-style rolling door
Exposed stainless rail with wheel-style rollers over a fixed panel. The most requested modern look.
Bypass header system
Two or three panels riding in a slim top header. Traditional, economical, and available in the widest range of finishes.
Glass choices
Clear, ultra-clear low-iron, rain, frosted and reeded glass, with optional hydrophobic coating.
Hardware finishes
Brushed nickel, polished chrome, matte black, oil-rubbed bronze and brushed gold.
Service area
Sliding shower doors installed throughout Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Estero, Naples and the Miami metro area.