Has anyone seen an obscured glass shower door

[KatyMac]

800 wide or bifold 800 wide

Apparently they don't exist - goodness knows why as cleaning shower doors is a nightmare!!

In chrome or white surround not really fussy - just lazy!

[Oddbutnotodd]

Just get a squeegee. I don’t think a dirty opaque door will look much better than a clear one. I use vinegar spray on mine to help keep the limescale at bay.

[KatyMac]

Nah obscured is better for us

[Mosaic123]

Would a glazier shop frost/sandblast the door for you before it goes in?

[wowfudge]

Could you not just have opaque film applied to the outside once it's been installed? It wouldn't be suitable inside. If you are in a hard water area then anything textured will just be a bugger to clean.

[BubblesBuddy]

You can have a shower door made by a glass company. A bespoke door. We have an opaque one in our loft conversion. Just find a glass company.

[Waspsarewankers]

I wanted opaque glass for our shower when we had our bathroom done last autumn. I could not find one anywhere.
In the end we bought a Karcher window vacuum after a suggestion from a friend. It sucks all the wet off the glass and tiles in about a minute. Saves loads on cleaning and minimises the need to tackling the grout with bleach and a toothbrush.
We miss the odd day when it needs recharging and we forget but it's quick and easy.

[KatyMac]

These are great ideas thanks - I have found a couple but they are all quite expensive, so DIY may be a cheaper fix

[Geneticsbunny]

Obscuring film works really well. I used it on our bathroom doors and it was great.

[johnd2]

To be honest in a hard water area it'll be obscured naturally within a few months! I'd second the film options though

[Flomy]

I use an eco microfibre cloth. It looks new in seconds.

Masking tape & spray the exterior?

[BubblesBuddy]

A quick google search found loads of obscure glass options!!! I’m surprised how many I found. Get googling Katy!