Abstract: A pair of roller and track suspended glass doors is assembled with a tub or shower enclosure without drilling or piercing the door panels. Compression clamps depending from the rollers grip the upper edge of each panel. Adhesive pads support combined handles and towel bars on obverse and reverse side of alternate panels. A central bottom guide track is snapped into and adhesively secured to the bottom frame member. The bottom frame member includes a upright outside flange with an inwardly extending rubbing bar to preclude outer panel abrasion. End guides for the inner door panel are fixed to upright side members of the frame. The upright members support the frame header which contains the top track for the rollers and may be contoured to accept a trim panel on the outer face thereof.

Abstract: A plurality of vertical panels have edge slip hinge joint members adapted to unite mirror oriented similar adjacent panels. Each panel has a top clip and a bottom clip. Alternate top clips have swivelled roller pairs which ride on horizontal beams of the door frame header. Bottom panel clips have a guide pin depending into a channel in the bottom track of the door frame. Each panel clip has a platform extending across the top or bottom terminal end of the hinge joint of the joined panel edges. The platforms cooperate to preclude vertical displacement of the panels with respect to one another. Retainers at each of two vertical end rails extend transversely to cooperate with a bottom horizontal restraint rib to limit vertical displacement of the folding door bottom with respect to the door frame. Shaped prongs within each panel clip cooperate with aperture walls at the top and the bottom of each panel to secure the clips thereto and to prevent displacement of the apertured panel from the prongs.

Abstract: A magnet has a contact face, a registry edge and restraint apertures in which lodge resilient restraints of a magnet holder. The holder has snap fingers and locators for securing the holder to a door stop of a door frame, preferably in an indented section of the stop. The holder cavity has a rocker ridge contacting the registry edge of the magnet, and restraint fingers. The cavity walls, the restraint fingers and the limiting rocker ridge hold the magnet so its contact face has limited freedom to adjust for surface to surface contact with a catch plate or strike on a swinging door. Preferably the magnet holder is shaped with relief openings between the snap fingers, the locators, the cavity walls and the resilient restraint fingers to be conventionally moldable in one piece.