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Solo Pivot Shower Doors

Six Solo pivot shower doors in black, chrome and white epoxy, including adjustable door-only models.
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Solo Pivot Shower Doors

Six pivot doors sit in the Solo range, priced from R4,204.84 to R6,760.70. Two carry black frames: the Sicily with smoked glass and the square-profile Sierra, both 900 x 900 x 1850mm. Two are Alpine models at 880 x 880 x 1850mm, one in bright chrome and one in white epoxy. The remaining two adjust across a 900 to 1100mm opening at 1850mm high, one chrome and one white with clear glass.

How a pivot door opens, and when it suits the room

A pivot door turns on a fixed point rather than running along a track, so the leaf swings clear of the opening when you use it. That gives a wide, unobstructed way in, but the door needs room to move. Before choosing one, stand at the shower opening and look at what sits in the arc of the swing: a basin, a towel rail or the bathroom door itself will all get in the way. Measure the free floor space in front of the opening and compare it with the door width on the product page.

Where a slider or bi-fold works better

If the floor in front of the shower is tight, a pivot door is the wrong choice. The wider Solo shower door range includes tri-slider and bi-fold models that open within their own footprint, plus corner-entry and quarter-round enclosures for difficult corners. Where a door is not needed at all, the Solo shower screens cover fixed and freestanding panels.

Corner enclosures and door-only models

The square-footprint models are pictured as complete corner enclosures: a pivot door across the front with a glazed return panel down the side. The two adjustable models are pictured differently, as a flat assembly of door and fixed inline panel with no return, the shape that suits a recess between two walls. One of the pair is titled "Door Only". Check the product page for what the listing includes before ordering, and ask through the contact page if it does not say.

If a black frame is what you are after, both black pivots also sit in Solo black shower doors and screens next to the black shower and bath screens. For the rest of the brand, from toilets to tapware, start at Solo sanitaryware. You are welcome to visit the Kramerville showroom to judge the finishes in person.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a pivot shower door?
A pivot shower door turns on a fixed point rather than sliding along a track, so the whole leaf swings clear of the frame when you open it. That gives a wide, uninterrupted way into the shower and a simple mechanism to live with. The trade-off is that the door needs free floor space in front of the opening to move through its arc, which is the first thing to check before choosing one.
How much space does a pivot door need in front of it?
That depends on the width of the door leaf, which is listed on each product page, so there is no single figure covering all six. The practical test is to stand at the opening and look at what sits inside the swing: a basin, a towel rail, a heated rail or the bathroom door itself. If any of them intrude, choose an opening style that stays within its own footprint.
What does Door Only mean on the adjustable models?
Two of the six adjust across a 900 to 1100mm opening, and one of those is titled Shower Door Only. Both are pictured as a flat door with a fixed inline panel and no glazed return down the side, unlike the square 880 and 900 models, which are pictured as complete corner enclosures. That points to a front door assembly for a recess between two walls. Confirm what the listing includes before you order.
Which Solo pivot doors come with a black frame?
Two of them. The Sicily pairs a black frame with smoked glass at 900 x 900 x 1850mm, and the Sierra is a black frame in a square profile at the same size. Both also appear in the Solo black shower doors and screens collection, alongside the black shower screens and bath screens, if you want to see the black finishes in the Solo range together in one place.
What are the alternatives if a pivot door will not fit?
Tri-slider and bi-fold doors open within their own footprint rather than swinging outward, so they suit narrow bathrooms and positions where a pivot leaf would foul a fitting. Both styles sit in the wider Solo shower door range, along with corner-entry and quarter-round enclosures for corners that a square door cannot serve. A fixed or freestanding screen is another route where no door is needed.

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