Most listings specify a 5/16" (8 mm) toughened/tempered glass as the common panel thickness.
You’ll typically find sliding bypass glides for smooth operation and adjustable soft-close systems; manufacturers note the soft-close function remains effective after trimming.
In addition to brushed nickel, listings often show finishes and styles such as glossy, matte black, brushed titanium, and frosted glass options.
Soft-close systems are described as adjustable after cutting and are tested by some manufacturers for durability up to about 50,000 opening/closing cycles.
Many listings advertise one-person or DIY installation with instructions and video guides. Packaging is often splash-proof and drop-tested, designed for safe express shipping and damage protection.
Space-saving options include sliding bypass doors (bypass sliding) and frameless sliding doors, which reduce the swing radius compared with hinged doors.