Sliding glass that glides.
Top-track barn-style sliders for tubs and alcoves where a swing door has no room. Heavy 3/8" tempered glass on hardware that rolls quiet and true.
When a swing door has nowhere to go.
Tight bathrooms, tubs against a wall, alcoves that open onto a vanity. A hinged door needs clearance to swing, and a lot of openings just don't have it. A top-track slider solves that. The glass rides on an overhead rail and slides along the opening, so nothing swings into your knees, the toilet, or the cabinet across the room.
We build every slider around heavy 3/8" tempered glass, the same thickness we use on our frameless work. That weight is what makes a slider feel solid instead of rattly. The same family measures the opening, fabricates the panels, and installs the door, so the track sits level and the glass tracks straight the first time.
Two ways to slide.
Bypass (two panels)
Two glass panels overlap and slide past each other on the track. The classic tub-and-alcove setup, with full coverage and an opening on either side.
Single glide (one panel)
One fixed panel and one sliding panel on a single top rail. Clean, minimal, and a great fit for wider walk-in openings.
Heavy glass, quiet rollers
3/8" tempered glass on precision rollers that glide smooth and stay quiet. No flimsy framed kit. This is a door built to last.
Pick the roller that matches your room.
The track and rollers are the part you see every day, so we let you choose the finish to match your fixtures and lighting. Brushed gold warms a room. Matte black grounds it. Chrome and nickel keep it bright and clean.
- Matte black roller hardware
- Brushed gold roller hardware
- Polished chrome roller hardware
- Brushed nickel roller hardware
- Top-track barn-style design
- 3/8" tempered glass, every door
Common questions.
Are sliding doors a good fit for a bathtub?
Yes. Tub-over-shower combos are one of the most common spots for a bypass slider. Two overlapping panels cover the opening and slide past each other, so you never need clearance for a door to swing out over the tub edge.
What's the difference between bypass and single glide?
A bypass slider uses two panels that slide past each other, with an opening on either side. A single glide uses one fixed panel and one sliding panel on a single top rail. We'll recommend the right one for your opening when we measure.
Will the glass be heavy and solid, or a flimsy framed kit?
Solid. We build sliders with the same 3/8" tempered glass we use on our frameless doors, riding on precision rollers. That weight is what makes the door feel premium and glide quietly instead of rattling.
Can I get the rollers in a finish to match my fixtures?
Yes. The top track and roller hardware come in matte black, brushed gold, polished chrome, and brushed nickel. Come by the Van Dyke Ave showroom in Sterling Heights and see the finishes against the glass.
Get a slider sized to your opening.
Tell us about your tub or alcove and we'll measure, fabricate, and install it in-house. Call (586) 315-8900.