The 10 Best Shower Doors

With a bold satin-black finish, the colonial-styled DreamLine Unidoor Toulon (about $760) leaves a striking impression. The mullion panels are applied to the outside of the doors allowing for easy cleaning, whilst eliminating leakage points.

The elegant DreamLine Aqua Ultra (about $427) gives the spacious feeling of a walk-in shower with the protection of a full-width screen. It features a stationary panel and a swing door that can be mounted on either the left or the right.

With sleek, minimal styling, this offering from Glass Warehouse (appx. $344) is a completely frameless panel that affixes directly to the tiled wall. The design eliminates the need for a door, creating a generous feeling of space and luxury.

With simplistic styling, the Sunny Shower FP (appx. $300) is ideal for use in narrow alcoves. It is available in a range of sizes, starting at a mere 27 inches, and has extra-wide aluminum profiles for out of plumb walls, making this single-pivot door highly versatile.

With a frameless curved design, the Mecor Hinged Bathtub (around $130) is best suited for a corner installation as it pivots from a single wall. It is comprised of a fixed panel and a 180-degree swing door. The chrome stabilizing arm also doubles as a towel bar.

The semi-frameless design of the Basco Classic (about $388) creates a spacious, uncluttered look to your showering area. It features twin panels that open independently on its smooth sliding mechanism, allowing for left, or right-hand entry.

The highly-functional Goodyo Semi-frame boasts three individually hinged panels giving a choice of configurations. It can be positioned along the length of the tub or folded inside to give an enclosure-like showering space.

With a modern contemporary look, the Delta Shower Doors Windemere (around $544) is a versatile option, as the choice of glass, track design, handle style, and finish can all be personalized to coordinate with the decor and fittings of your room.

With an understated design, the Basco Armon (about $239) features a semi-frameless single-pivot door that functions smoothly on a durable, well-made hinging system. It is available in a range of sizes for different width openings and has plenty of adjustment for out of plumb walls.

If your bathroom is too compact for a dedicated enclosure, the Delta Shower Doors Classic (about $278) will convert your bathtub into a watertight showering space. It is comprised of a fixed panel and a sliding door with an integrated towel bar.