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The first and most important thing you have to take into account is how bright your shower stall will be if you use frosted glass. It takes away a fair amount of light and that is something that can end up creating a fairly claustrophobic environment in your shower enclosure. If there is a light right above your shower you will most likely be fine with frosted glass as well. If there is not you might have to consider using clear glass. There is also a possibility to use a combination of frosted and clear glass. This combination usually consists of frosted glass up to around head height and continues with clear glass above it. This way a lot of light can enter your shower stall and you still experience some privacy.
Many doors fall into the $300 and $600 range although you may find a few that cost more or less than this amount. For example DreamLines Vision collection features the white sliding tub door. Like many of its doors this series is constructed of tempered glass and anodized aluminum profiles and frames with a choice of finishes. The integrated rollers allow smooth and quiet operation while the glass is available as clear or frosted. These doors are good for shower cubicles or smaller corner baths as they are available in 72 or 58 inches. This Vision model costs less than $300. If you have a walk in shower or other enclosure you may consider one of DreamLines other collection. The Infinity has a complete shower enclosure that includes a shower door and matching center drain tray.
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When the door is closed some debris is left and is stuck on the space between track and door. A buildup of debris could cause the performance of the door to deteriorate. In order to prevent this problem you should make sure that your sliding shower door is closed at all times. If possible you should only open or close the doors when you are entering or leaving the shower area. If you have a tub enclosed with the shower installing a sliding door may complicate your use of the tub. Unlike shower curtains a sliding shower door cannot be adjusted to provide more space on the perimeter of the area.
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