Shower enclosures are available in a variety of sizes and shapes. Unlike shower curtains, doors for showers are tough and low-maintenance. They can also aid in getting out from the tub or shower.
So are you looking to install a brand new shower, or are you seeking to replace your curtain or glass door? Find out how to install a shower door glass using these step-by-step instructions.
- How do you install a Shower Door?
- Sliding Shower Door
How do you install a Shower Door?
The shower door you choose to install will depend on the space available as well as the design of the bathroom.
Sliding Shower Door
Also known as bypass doors, they move across the room from one side. If you're looking for a smaller bathroom, they are an ideal choice.
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For ease of use, you can open the doors from either side. Unlike swinging doors, the shower door is better suited for large showers and tubs.
Note hole locations.
- You should place the threshold on the middle point of the tub's lip.
- Make a note of the holes you plan to drill, and then drill all in the holes for mounting.
- Fix the threshold using screws.
- You can use wall anchors for side columns and then hammer in the hole.
- Set the left side column against the wall, and secure it by putting screws in the appropriate wall anchors. Repeat the process with the other column.
- Place the cross member in place.
- Place the shower doors in the railing, ensuring that the handles aren't in conflict with each other.
Glass installation is risky and challenging, particularly in DIY projects. To get rid of the challenges in installing the frameless shower door, you can take help from professionals.
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