Framed shower doors are still very popular today. When you see the thoughtful consideration given to creating aesthetically pleasing shower doors while retaining performance and functionality; it’s easy to understand why. Matki is one such example of a manufacturer who has stayed in tune with advancements in technology and design. They stay up to date with trends to offer a range of classic and understated framed shower doors. Designed to recess neatly into an alcove, pivot shower doors are available in a range of styles from leading brands. What is a Pivot Shower Enclosure?

is a more luxurious choice giving the doors a heavier more solid feel, ideal for a main family bathroom or master bedroom ensuite. You need help: ' I have a low ceiling and I need a small shower enclosure '. This is the answer for you! 1750 Height Shower Doors and Enclosures Located on the top and bottom of the frame, when you open a pivot shower door, part of the door swings into the shower installation, allowing for less of shower door to swing out into the shower’s exterior space. If there is not enough space for a hinged shower door to swing out into, or there is no need for a space-saving bifold option, then a pivot shower door could be the solution you need to utilise our space. Similar to a hinged door, a pivot shower door allows a similar functionality that swings out into your bathroom’s space but takes up less room thanks to the position of their pivots. Starting with a pivot shower enclosure, these types of installations utilise a swing out the door but with the hinges being replaced for pivots located at the top and bottom of the shower enclosure’s frame.The Matki New Illusion Recess Shower Enclosure with integrated shower tray is a prime example of a framed shower door. It offers the minimalistic look. The sleek, minimal framing is finished in aluminium and mirror-polished stainless steel. Combined with the large 8mm toughened glass panels provides a light and open aspect to any bathroom. As a general rule glass of 3mm or below should be avoided as this is the extreme cheap end of the market and standards of manufacturer and quality control can be mixed. Hinged enclosures utilised hinges located on the side of the door, attached to the inline panel or side panel, so the full width of the door will always swing out into the bathroom’s space, making for a shower enclosure that requires more space surrounding it.

When choosing any shower, your first port of call is most likely the door style, with reduced height shower you already know it’s going to be slightly shorter than the standard but it’s a good idea to weigh up the pros and cons of the number of shower doors on offer. The shower door is one of the most important components to take into account when considering which shower enclosure to buy, often changing the dynamics of the bathroom suite and the space needed.

What is a Pivot Shower Enclosure?

Complete with its stylish modern look and sleek chrome mechanism, this low height shower door recessed neatly in between walls for an even more versatile design, as well as the option to add a shower tray and side panel to complete a corner installation. Pivot shower enclosures are a fantastic solution for those who want the swing-out functionality but can’t afford to discount too much space in their bathroom suite.