You don't happen to know the brand, do you? Sounds like what I'm looking for-- I'm a firm believer in keeping things low maintenence/easy care whenever possible.

I have a frameless shower door, too. My GC got it from a local glass company, just like Beth. The glass company came in and measured for it... that is it.

Here is a picture of the door, closed:

and open

As you can see...no track! Hope this helps.

Sorry -- I don't know the name or brand...or even if the local glass company built it. They did measure carefully and I waited 2-3 weeks (I really can't remember now) for it, and then they installed it. It looks very much like Linda's. Here are a couple of old photos...not great, but you get the idea. There is nothing on the bottom of the door, and it swings into and outside of the shower.

The door itself:

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The base of the door and the tile threshold:

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Thanks, all: that looks much easier to clean [and nicer looking, too] than the ones on the kohler site that caused my to start this thread.

If anyone does remember a brand name, etc., it would still be appreciated!

There really is no "brand name." They are considered custom doors and they are not sold by Kolher for example. The glass is measured for your application on site along with hardware requirements (clamps and hinges), and then the glass is fabricated. There are online places you can order from if you want to install it yourself. If your opening works for a french door set up, I would recommend that. All you have is 2 hinges on each door...no tracks, sweeps, etc. Makes a very clean maintenance free set up with no silicone. If you do it yourself...measuring is KEY to success. Neat to be super accurate and provide the fabricator you opening dimensions, they will size accordingly. And if your opening is out of plumb, the out of plumb dimension needs to be communicated to the fabricator because the glass SHOULD be cut out of square along the wall side (you will not notice this but the glass will "hug" the wall better and reduce the out of plumb gaps a straight cut would reveal).

Custom doors can get very pricey!!! Shop around. You will find a very wide range of pricing...big mark ups for installation in my experience.

I swear I responded to this the other day. Our shower glass came from Wilson Glass. It's frameless, i.e. no channel.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wilson Glass