Merlyn Mbox Low Level Access Sliding Shower Door 1200mm Wide LH - 6mm Glass

Merlyn Mbox Low Level Access Sliding Shower Door - 1200mm - Left Handed

The innovative low level access slider from Merlyn's Mbox collection is a practical way to create an inclusive or adaptive bathroom. The bottom of the moving panel is frameless and uses a glide rail instead of typical rollers, leaving only a 6mm threshold strip to negotiate when using the enclosure. This clever design makes it easier for users with limited mobility to enter and exit the shower.

Mbox shower enclosures benefit from a unique easy-fit system: a simple 3-step process allowing you to slot and screw the horizontal and vertical profiles of the door together using dedicated access holes.

Product Features

• Made to fit opening 1150-1190mm
• 1200mm sliding shower door with bottom glider rail system (no bottom rollers/frame)
• Bottom glider rail results in a small 6mm threshold strip on the entry area
• Low step-in height - popular design for inclusive bathrooms and care market
• Manufactured from 6mm toughened safety glass
• Comes coated with Mershield Stayclear protection - making glass easy to clean
• 1900mm high (excluding shower tray)
• Benefits from Mbox's unique 3-step easy-fit system: profiles slot and screw together
• Top rollers with push-button release for easy cleaning
• Adjustable fin seal helps with water retention - allows seal to be flush with tray
• Suitable for installation on a shower tray or directly onto a wet room floor
• 40mm adjustment range to aid installation in awkward spaces
• 10 year guarantee provided by Merlyn against manufacturing defects

Important Information

• Cover strips packs are available to hide the screw cover caps on the frame and give a more seamless finish
• Side panels are available to create a corner enclosure (sold separately)
• Shower tray not included - we recommend pairing with a Merlyn Touchstone shower tray (50mm high) to achieve a low level installation as illustrated in the images
• Left-handed model - door opens from right to left when looking from the outside