Abstract: A shower door assembly is disclosed comprising a top frame and a bottom frame; a first movable glass door having at least two first pulleys at a top end of the first movable glass door and at least two second pulleys at a bottom end of the first movable glass door; and a second movable glass door having at least two third pulleys at a top end of the second movable glass door and at least two fourth pulleys at a bottom end of the second movable glass door. The first and third pulleys are slidably engaged with the top frame, and the second and fourth pulleys are slidably engaged with the bottom frame. At least one of the first pulleys is located between the third pulleys and pressed by a first pressing means provided on the third pulleys, and as a result at least one of the second pulleys is located between the fourth pulleys and pressed by a second pressing means provided on the fourth pulleys.

Abstract: An easy cleaning guiding assembly is provided comprising a clamping base provided with an opening and a clamping position, a guiding block being rotatably connected with the clamping base and provided with a clamping element. When the guiding assembly is in use, the guiding block is fixed on the clamping base by engagement of the clamping element in the clamping position, and a guiding channel is formed by the guiding block and the clamping base. The cleaning of the shower door would be very easy, and the operation and mounting is very convenient.