Frameless movement for space-conscious bathrooms.
Custom sliding glass systems that create a clean frameless finish without requiring the clearance of a conventional swing door.
Frameless glass, designed to glide.
The Allure Range combines a clean frameless appearance with the practical movement of a sliding glass door.
Instead of opening into the bathroom, the glass panel glides along a top rail. This makes Allure particularly useful where floor area is limited, door-swing clearance is restricted or the bathroom needs to remain visually open.
The range can be configured for inline openings, return panels, temple-style layouts and corner-entry showers. Matching components and channels help create a coordinated finish throughout the system.
Sliding glass, resolved around the space.
A selection of Allure frameless glider systems showing how sliding glass can improve access while keeping bathrooms visually open and uncluttered.
Discuss your layout
One sliding system. Multiple layouts.
The Allure range can be adapted around the opening, bathroom plan and access required, making it suitable for both compact showers and larger architectural glass applications.
Inline glider
A sliding glass door positioned within a straight opening, ideal where the shower sits between two walls or beside a fixed panel.
- No outward door swing
- Clean straight-line installation
- Suitable for wider openings
Return-panel layout
Combines the sliding door with a fixed return panel to form a defined shower enclosure without losing the frameless appearance.
Corner entry
Sliding panels meet at the corner to improve access in bathrooms where a conventional hinged door would be difficult to use.
Temple configuration
A central sliding opening framed by fixed glass panels, creating a balanced composition for larger shower spaces.
Sliding glass across the home.
The same frameless glider principle can be used to separate interior spaces while preserving light, openness and smooth operation.
Bathroom dividers
Separate the shower, WC or dressing area without introducing a heavy solid wall.
Wine rooms
Create a glass entry that keeps the collection visible while defining the room.
Bedrooms and studies
Use sliding glass to divide private spaces while retaining natural light.
Kitchens and bars
Introduce separation between working and entertaining areas without closing off the interior.
Sliding glass provides practical access without requiring the clearance of a conventional outward-opening door.
Designed around movement and available space.
The Allure range combines seamless glass with a top-rail sliding system, allowing the door to move across the opening rather than swinging into the bathroom.
Sliding operation
The moving glass panel glides along the rail, helping preserve usable floor area around the shower entrance.
Adaptable layouts
Allure can be used across inline openings, fixed return panels and other layouts suited to the available bathroom space.
Corner-entry options
Sliding corner-entry doors provide practical access where conventional hinged doors may be difficult to accommodate.
Coordinated finishes
Rails, channels and related components are available in chrome, black and satin-silver aluminium finishes.
Sliding glass beyond the shower.
The Allure system can also help divide interior spaces while preserving light, visibility and a more open architectural feel.
Compact bathrooms
A practical option where limited floor space makes an outward door swing difficult.
Corner showers
Sliding access can make difficult corner layouts easier to enter and use.
Bathroom dividers
Glass can separate shower, WC and dressing areas without visually closing the bathroom.
Interior glass doors
The sliding system can also be applied to wine rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, studies, sculleries and bar areas.
A sliding system that feels considered.
The value of the Allure range is not only in how it looks, but in how naturally it works within the bathroom.
The sliding door gave us the access we needed without taking up additional bathroom space. The final installation feels clean, modern and easy to use.Replace with a verified client review before publishing.
Space-conscious movement
Sliding operation avoids the clearance required by a conventional outward-opening shower door.
Clean frameless finish
Seamless glass and coordinated hardware support a lighter, more open bathroom appearance.
Made around the opening
The final arrangement is considered around the bathroom layout, access requirements and selected finish.
Need a frameless shower that works with the space?
Share your bathroom layout, location and preferred hardware finish. The Ronal Bathrooms SA team can advise on measurement, configuration, manufacturing and installation.