The recent conversation around the shower door community has been about warranties. Providing customers with information about which things are covered under a warranty and which things are not is obviously important. Some shops don’t bother to provide a written warranty, but many do. My tendency is to explain to my customers that hardware typically…
https://youtu.be/ttsuCeoZKxE A recent visitor sent me this video, illustrating his shower enclosure issue …and this was my response: Hi Bill, Here is the best solution, in my opinion, for both sides of your door. The part number is SDTWT2 and the manufacturer is CR Laurence. You can get these from your local glass shop. If…
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…
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…
