| Trackless Shower Door 44 - 48 inch Width by Accessible Environments |
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 Accessible Environments, Inc. carries the finest in trackless shower doors, barrier free shower doors for residential handicap applications. Shower doors are specifically developed to meet needs of those with different abilities.
This trackless shower door fits openings from 44 to
48-Inch Width by 64-Inch Height
4-Panel Barrier-Free Shower Door
Trackless,
Hinged shower doors offering unobstructed access to shower by wheelchair. Shower doors are designed so that water flows back into shower. This model shower door dimensions are 44 to 48 inches wide and presents a 64" height
to fit most standard door shower height requirements. Photographs are for display only.
These trackless shower doors are made from virtually unbreakable, clear Veil-Lite Lexan (used in race car windows) PLASTIC weighing 85% less than double-strength glass, and will not shatter. Doors are factory assembled - just remove from the shipping carton and attach to your wall. The doors have a “C” channel that is used for the handle. There is a magnetic strip in between the panels to hold them together. 1 year limited manufacturer warranty. There is a 30% restocking fee for returns.
Select GROUND shipping for $39.00 when ordering one set of doors for delivery within the Continental United States. MSRP = $565.74 - Check out our price! |
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| Price: $297.00 |
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| Item: D48 |
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Customer testimonial - “HI PAT, I REALLY DO APPRECIATE THIS. I HOPE THESE ARE AS GOOD AS MY PREVIOUS ONE. AS I TOLD YOU THEY LASTED MANY YEARS WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS. WE HAD 3 CHILDREN, 4 GRANDCHILDREN & SEVERAL ADULTS LIVING HERE DURING THAT TIME. THE BATHTUB DOORS WERE GREAT. THANKS AGAIN. GOD BLESS.”
MABEL, NEW JERSEY
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Accessible Environments, Inc. carries the finest in trackless shower doors, barrier free shower doors for residential handicap applications. Shower doors are specifically developed to meet needs of those with different abilities.
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