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Choose a custom sliding, swing or enclosure layout from your finished opening and entry requirements.
A custom door starts with how the shower is enclosed. An opening between two walls differs from a corner shower needing a return panel. This collection includes H06 swing designs, SS08 large-opening sliders and rectangular enclosures. Sketch the walls, base, controls and entry position first, then select the product drawing that matches your arrangement.
Custom sliding doors keep moving panels within the enclosure footprint. The range includes SS08-3 and the symmetrical-opening SS08-4 configuration. Custom swing doors include H06-05 and H06-02 layouts and need clearance for the door movement. Compare the usable entry and obstacles around it, rather than relying on the total opening width alone.
Record width at several heights, finished height, wall alignment and threshold depth. For an enclosure, also record return dimensions and corner geometry. Use the dimension labels in the selected model drawing; similarly named variants can require different panel measurements. Have the configuration checked before glass fabrication, especially when walls or the base are not square.
MCOCOD custom listings offer model-dependent glass and finish choices. Decide whether you want the clear visual boundary of a framed custom layout or the reduced perimeter framing of a frameless layout. Match the hardware finish to the room only after confirming glass thickness, support and mounting requirements for that design.
Confirm the layout code, dimensions, door orientation, glass choice and included hardware as one order. A custom door does not automatically include a shower base, walls or every installation service. Keep installation access and site readiness in the discussion, and verify production and delivery details for the specific project instead of assuming standard-door timing.
