Is he Ricky?

Only recently when I contact them to ask repair the damage roller for my glass sliding door in shower area only know it come with 2 years warranty.

3x3 bit small, you shoud try draw a 3x3 box stand inside. Adding basket for shampoo or soap, your space really limited. Not impossible to take bath just small.

Your shower screen is cloths? or hard type with door? If door it got to open outward, but than open outward water may flow out.

3ft, how you want to put in sliding? Mine 5+ft using sliding feel it tight fit. If you have baby, plan to have need to consider the baby bathtub to put inside.

Sometime if too small better don't divide it, let everything open, much better.

If door swing out, splashed water will flow out. Especially small shower area the splash will be a-lot.

Maybe I am outdated but I have not see any swing out door can preven water flowing out.


This post has been edited by weikee: Aug 6 2013, 04:08 PM

The gab is cover with rubber seal so no water will splash out. So far so good for my swing and sliding door.

Lower, and your door swing inside to the shower area right? If swing outside the water still can flow out from the bottom.

And where the door locate? on the curb? or outside the curb? Both water will slip out on the bottom? Maybe you can share the design, I can't think one that the water won't come out with door swing outside?

Drop as the curb? Or water drop? If the door is inside the shower area and inside the curb how to open outward?

If u put rubber seal will help fair bit, some water still drip down when open the door and rubber seal need to change frequent too. This was what being told to me during my hunt. Is logical too.

Hence I change to sliding door for one if my shower area due to space.

Now when I shower in both the toilet outside won't get a drip of water.

Mine don't have frame on top. If you search my home reno thread you see the toilet door and glass no frame.

You need frame maybe your door or the free standing glass not attached to the wall.

Here how my bath room shower screen

Is a thin stainless steel U channel on the wall and floor

Is he giving you tempered glass or weaker glass?

Your installer not experience enough la.

If he put the top channel I don't see how it will strength the glass because the channel is not being supported. Unless is all the way to another wall.

Yes, and that will not look nice.

Maybe I rephrase to "His installer play too safe", Tempered glass are very strong, and if install properly it really no worry if it will fall. It break before it fall.

Storage. Most of my renovation information content in my thread.

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