Infold Shower Doors

These Clario doors use 8mm glass, which gives good rigidity and reduces flex compared with thinner panels, so they feel solid when you fold them. The inward-folding action also keeps the door inside the shower footprint, reducing the chance of bumping into it when you move around the room. If you want the cleanest long-term performance, pair the sturdy 8mm glass with a framed model for the most reliable seal.

Yes, infold doors fold inwards, so they need much less external swing space than hinged doors, making them ideal for narrow bathrooms and alcoves. You can buy them in compact widths from 700mm up to 1000mm, so there's a size to suit a small recess or a standard alcove. a 700mm or 760mm infold door works well in a tight ensuite where a conventional outward-opening door would hit a towel rail.

Measure the clear width of your shower aperture at top and bottom and choose the included in our range enclosure width that matches, such as 700, 760, 800, 900 or 1000mm. If your walls are slightly out of true, framed models tend to be more forgiving than frameless ones, so opt for a framed Clario if you have small irregularities. Using the same nominal size as your aperture avoids unnecessary cutting or fiddly adjustments.

Framed doors have metal profiles that give extra support and easier sealing, so they suit uneven walls and are often better value. Frameless doors offer a cleaner, minimal look but need very accurate walls and floors to sit correctly. If you want a crisp, hotel-style finish and your walls are square, the frameless option can lift the room; if not, framed will be less hassle.

The range comes in three main finishes, matt black, brushed brass and chrome, so you can coordinate with your tapware and accessories. matt black pairs beautifully with monochrome schemes and black fittings, while brushed brass adds warmth alongside brass taps and brass-effect lighting. Choosing the same metal tone for your shower frame and hardware creates a cohesive, considered look.