Start with clearance and the way you want to enter the shower. Sliding shower doors keep the panels inside the shower footprint, which helps when a vanity, toilet or walkway limits swing space. MCOCOD double-sliding models such as the DS13 and DS01 provide access from either side. A single-sliding model such as the SS08 uses a fixed panel and lets you select a Type A or Type B door orientation. For a tub ledge rather than a shower base, begin with the bathtub sliding door collection.

Measure only after tile and wall finishes are complete. Record the width at the top, middle and bottom, the finished height, threshold depth and any out-of-plumb difference between the walls. Current DS13 and SS08 selectors include standard combinations such as 48 × 76, 54 × 76, 60 × 72, 60 × 76 and 72 × 76 inches, but the available combinations vary by model. Match the finished opening to the exact product selector and installation guide; choose the custom-size option when none of the listed standard dimensions fits.

Choose by movement and hardware, not appearance alone. The DS13 combines double sliding, dual-side access, two towel-bar handles and soft-close dampers that MCOCOD reports testing for up to 100,000 cycles. The DS01 keeps the double-sliding, dual-access layout and two towel bars without the soft-close feature. The SS08 is a soft-closing single slider with selectable A/B orientation, while the SS14 pairs single sliding and soft closing with a round guide rail.

The official DS13, DS01 and SS08 product pages list 3/8-inch (10 mm) SGCC tempered glass, clear glass as the included option and EnduroShield on both sides for easier cleaning. Their listed finishes include Brushed Nickel, Chrome, Matte Black and Brushed Gold. Hardware still matters on a frameless door: the DS13 and DS01 use four rollers and two towel-bar handles, while the SS08 uses two rollers and a vertical handle. The shower base is not included, so confirm the threshold and support requirements in the installation guide for the exact model.

Use a standard configuration when your finished width and height match a listed size and the opening meets the model's installation requirements. Choose a custom glass shower door for an unusual width or height, noticeably out-of-plumb walls, a return panel or a special enclosure layout. MCOCOD currently presents both Standard Dimensions and Custom Size options on core models such as DS13, DS01 and SS08. Before ordering, confirm the door orientation, hardware finish, glass choice and installation manual together—size alone does not determine whether a door will fit.