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Los Angeles-based C.R. Laurence Co. introduced the Hydroslide frameless sliding shower door kit, designed for full-standing showers or to be installed above bathtubs. The kit can accommodate shower designs with fixed glass panels on either end or both sides at 90 degrees or 180 degrees, and can be used for floor-to-near-ceiling glass panels with a sliding glass door. The door can be any height as long as it weighs less than 88 pounds. It is available in 60-inch and 84-inch widths, and installers can cut the width to size. A 180-degree wall-to-wall shower requires the 180-degree standard kit for installation. A 90-degree wall-to-glass shower requires the 180-degree standard kit plus the optional 90-degree wall-to-glass accessory kit. Kits are available in four finishes: chrome, polished brass, brushed nickel, and oil rubbed bronze.
