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Start with movement, not appearance. The way a door opens determines the floor space it needs, the entry it creates and which AROJAY families are relevant.

Pivot shower doors

A pivot panel swings outward, so the bathroom needs a clear swing path. The P01 semi-frameless pivot door is listed in 28–29.2, 32–33.2 and 34–35.2 inch opening ranges. Its documented walk-in widths are 24.1, 28.1 and 30.2 inches respectively.

Bifold pivot doors

The P02 bifold pivot door folds as it opens. Its listed ranges—30–31.2, 32–33.2 and 34–35.2 inches—make it a useful family to review when a full outward swing is difficult. Confirm the folded movement around nearby fixtures.

Hinged shower doors

The J01 semi-frameless hinged door covers broader listed ranges from 32–36 through 56–60 inches. Like any swing door, it requires a planned path around the vanity, toilet and towel bars.

Sliding shower doors

Sliding panels move laterally instead of into the room. AROJAY options include the S01 frameless slider and S03 double slider. Check both the listed opening range and the walk-through space for the selected model.

Fixed shower screens

The W01 fixed panel has no moving door and is listed in 30 and 32 inch widths. Because the opening remains exposed, the bathroom layout and showerhead direction need careful planning.

Not sure where to begin? Use Find Your Door after measuring the finished opening.

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