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Choose a tub-specific slider by ledge fit, entry side, height and handle arrangement.
A bathtub shower door needs a suitable mounting ledge and surrounding walls. Measure the finished opening across the tub and record the ledge depth and shape. Do not assume a freestanding tub can accept the same track as an alcove tub. Confirm compatibility with the selected door drawing before choosing a height or arranging installation.
The DS13 bathtub version offers soft closing, dual-side access and two towel bars. DS13H uses a finger-pull configuration. DS01 and DS01H bathtub listings provide other double-sliding choices. Match the exact tub listing and handle arrangement; the shower-base version of a similar model name should not be treated as the same configuration.
The collection also includes single-sliding bathtub designs, such as the soft-closing SS08 bathtub model. A single slider has a defined entry around its fixed panel, while a double slider allows movement from either side. Consider reaching the faucet before stepping into the tub, as well as the nearby toilet, vanity and towel storage.
Door height must be considered with the tub rim and the wall area above it. Compare the model selector and drawing rather than using a full-height shower-door dimension by habit. Check wall alignment, track position and any instructions for the tub material. Finished opening measurements should be recorded after tile or wall panels are installed.
The tub ledge, bottom guide and seals need to work together to direct water back into the bath. Keep tracks and seals accessible for cleaning, and use model-matched replacement seals when needed. Choose the glass, finish and handle configuration only after ledge fit and entry space have been confirmed.
