Bypass sliding doors for tubs and wide openings, with smooth rollers, clean tracks and doors that never swing into the room.
Sliding, or bypass, shower doors are the workhorse of the tub-shower bathroom. They glide along a track instead of swinging, so they work in tight bathrooms where a hinged door would hit the vanity or the toilet. Modern sliding doors are a long way from the rattly aluminum units many people remember: they have smooth rollers, clean lines and a choice of frames and glass. The key is correct installation. Tracks must be level, rollers must be adjusted and seals placed to keep water off the floor. In Nashville, where many bathrooms are compact, a sliding door often gives the most useful opening for the space.
We measure the opening, check for level and choose a door set that suits your tub or shower. The bottom track and top rail are set level and sealed to the wall, doors are hung and rollers adjusted so they glide without bumping. We install sweeps, bumpers and seals, and talk about maintenance such as cleaning tracks and rollers. If you are replacing an old door, we remove it, repair any caulk or wall damage and fit the new set so it looks like it was built for your bathroom.
Bypass doors never swing into the room, which suits small baths and shared walls.
Quality rollers and a level track mean easy opening with one hand and a quiet close.
Overlapping panels, sweeps and bumpers help keep water on the tub or shower floor.
We show you how to clean tracks and rollers so the door keeps gliding smoothly.
A true fit.
Solid and level.
Smooth glide.
Splash control.
Clean edges.
Easy maintenance.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
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You tell us what you want or what is wrong with the shower, and we set an estimate visit that fits your day.
We measure the shower, check the floor and walls for moisture and note repairs and options.
You get a plain written scope with materials, waterproofing and schedule, and help choosing tile and fixtures.
We protect your home, remove the old shower and repair any hidden damage so the new one has a sound base.
We set the pan, waterproof, tile or panel the walls, install glass and fixtures and test every connection.
We clean up, walk the finished shower with you, fix touch-ups and explain how to care for each surface.
The track collects soap and grime, but a quick wipe and an occasional brush keeps it clean. Newer designs have easier-to-clean tracks.
Some are, but most sliding doors have a frame or rollers on the glass edges.
Standard tubs are about sixty inches wide, and sliding doors are made for that size and for custom openings.
Most sliding doors install in a few hours to a day after removal of the old door.
Yes. We remove old doors, repair the opening and fit the new door set.
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