From: Belinda Shaw We are in the process of getting a quote for a frameless shower. I recently saw a post from your archives about not using silicone around the base of the glass to seal from water. “Frameless shower enclosers are not designed to be completely water -tight.” I am very interested not using…
I recently received this comment / question from a reader: Great services that you provided for installing a new shower door. But I have one question for you. Do you service for repairing purposes? -Sharon Reams Thanks for your question, Sharon. We have been blessed with many, many local customers. Although we do provide repair…
We get calls from people who have purchased shower enclosures online and are looking for qualified technicians to install them. In the past, we have made it our policy to avoid installing customer-supplied shower door kits. There are so many different types of enclosures made by various companies… We have found it to be a…
Chris, As shown in the attached picture, our contractor installed our new glass shower panel using only one bracket (along the tiled wall near the top of the panel). A clear adhesive (supposedly “the best material in the business”) was also used along that tiled wall, as well as along the bottom of the panel…
Many people who are having frameless shower enclosures installed are looking for the least amount of hardware possible. The challenge to keeping the hardware minimal is greatest when the door hinges from a fixed panel. The stress that is going to be placed on the glass needs to be taken into consideration. When a door…
How difficult is it to replace the gaskets in the frameless glass shower door hinges? Do you have to take the door all the way off or can you do it one hinge at a time and leave the other two hinges attached? If you do have to take the door all the way off, do…
