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The Polishing 8/10mm Frame One Glass Sliding/Bypass 304ss Shower Door is typically constructed using a combination of materials chosen for their durability, aesthetics, and functionality. Here are the commonly used materials in its construction:

Glass: The primary material for the door panel is tempered glass. In this case, the door is available in two thickness options: 8mm and 10mm. Tempered glass is used for its strength and safety features. If broken, it shatters into small, relatively harmless pieces, reducing the risk of injury.

304 Stainless Steel (304ss): This high-quality stainless steel is used for the door's hardware components, including handles, hinges, brackets, and tracks. 304 stainless steel is chosen for its excellent corrosion resistance, making it ideal for use in a high-moisture environment like a bathroom.

Rubber Seals: Rubber seals or gaskets are used to create a watertight seal around the edges of the shower door. These seals help prevent water from escaping the shower enclosure and protect against leaks.

Rollers: If the door is a sliding or bypass design, it will feature rollers or ball bearings that allow the door to glide smoothly along the tracks. These are typically made from materials like nylon or stainless steel for durability.

Frame Components (if applicable): In the case of framed shower doors, the frame components may be made of aluminum or stainless steel. These frames provide structural support and stability to the shower door.

Sealant and Adhesives: High-quality sealants and adhesives are used to secure the glass panels to the hardware and to seal joints and seams, ensuring the door is watertight and secure.

Hinges and Pivot Hardware (if applicable): If the shower door has pivot functionality, hinges and pivot hardware made from stainless steel are commonly used to allow the door to swing open and closed.

Decorative Finishes (optional): Some shower doors may feature decorative finishes or coatings on the glass, such as frosted or etched patterns, to enhance privacy and aesthetics.

These materials are carefully selected to ensure the shower door is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing and capable of withstanding the demanding conditions of a bathroom environment, including exposure to moisture and humidity. The use of tempered glass and 304 stainless steel in particular ensures the door's longevity and resistance to corrosion, making it a durable and reliable choice for a shower enclosure.