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post Apr 27 2009, 07:35 PM, updated 17y ago

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Hi, all. Am looking at installing shower screen for my rental unit. For safety and economic reasons, I rather go for polystyrene panel instead of tempered glass. Just a one-side installation. i.e. not a wrap-around design. Any idea on cost and recommendation of supplier / installer ? Thanks in advance.
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post Aug 1 2010, 01:51 AM

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hmmm...cant seem to find any topic on shower screen here bein actively discussed. is it bcoz shower screen is not that popular still?

anyways, am lookin for opinion as to whether slide screen is better or swing screen is better. which one is less likely to wear & tear & give way?

im more incline to use slide, but have heard a couple of ppl commentin that the slide mechanism always jam.

still not sure.......

also, side track a lil, is it better to built a drop or raise up (one brick-size) at the shower screen area (this is to segregate the dry toilet from the wet toilet). the installer suggested drop, but i wan LYN forumers expert advise on this...
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post Aug 6 2010, 04:33 PM

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QUOTE(overthemoon @ Apr 27 2009, 07:35 PM)
Hi, all. Am looking at installing shower screen for my rental unit. For safety and economic reasons, I rather go for polystyrene panel instead of tempered glass. Just a one-side installation. i.e. not a wrap-around design. Any idea on cost and recommendation of supplier / installer ? Thanks in advance.
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Hi, why don't you go for tempered glass for your bathroom shower screen? i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

Thank you


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QUOTE(kathlynn @ Aug 1 2010, 01:51 AM)
hmmm...cant seem to find any topic on shower screen here bein actively discussed. is it bcoz shower screen is not that popular still?

anyways, am lookin for opinion as to whether slide screen is better or swing screen is better. which one is less likely to wear & tear & give way?

im more incline to use slide, but have heard a couple of ppl commentin that the slide mechanism always jam.

still not sure.......

also, side track a lil, is it better to built a drop or raise up (one brick-size) at the shower screen area (this is to segregate the dry toilet from the wet toilet). the installer suggested drop, but i wan LYN forumers expert advise on this...
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Hi,

i think swing tempered glass shower screen is more preferable at the moment.. i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

Thank you


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post Aug 6 2010, 07:20 PM

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QUOTE(chin85 @ Aug 6 2010, 04:33 PM)
Hi, why don't you go for tempered glass for your bathroom shower screen? i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

Thank you


Added on August 6, 2010, 4:36 pm

Hi,

i think swing tempered glass shower screen is more preferable at the moment.. i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

Thank you
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What's ur pricing for corner unit, 6ft by 3ft?
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QUOTE(thehobo @ Aug 6 2010, 07:20 PM)
What's ur pricing for corner unit, 6ft by 3ft?
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post Aug 6 2010, 08:58 PM

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maybe you can look around DIY stuff from IKEA
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QUOTE(chin85 @ Aug 6 2010, 04:33 PM)
Hi, why don't you go for tempered glass for your bathroom shower screen? i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

Thank you


Added on August 6, 2010, 4:36 pm

Hi,

i think swing tempered glass shower screen is more preferable at the moment.. i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

Thank you
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I'm looking for a shower screen (length 6ft including the swing door) for my new house bathroom.
Pls PM me the best price.

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post Sep 13 2010, 01:27 PM

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Recently saw the shower screen at some bathroom accessories shop, got alot of pattern ler.....if not wrong one of them is at Kajang--Saujana impian i think.....around the area with McDonald which is further from the TESCO Kajang. The shop name is DeBathe.
If not wrong RM400+ include installation (forget the size/ material), but must have the floor divider.
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QUOTE(kathlynn @ Aug 1 2010, 01:51 AM)
hmmm...cant seem to find any topic on shower screen here bein actively discussed. is it bcoz shower screen is not that popular still?

anyways, am lookin for opinion as to whether slide screen is better or swing screen is better. which one is less likely to wear & tear & give way?

im more incline to use slide, but have heard a couple of ppl commentin that the slide mechanism always jam.

still not sure.......

also, side track a lil, is it better to built a drop or raise up (one brick-size) at the shower screen area (this is to segregate the dry toilet from the wet toilet). the installer suggested drop, but i wan LYN forumers expert advise on this...
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haha..kath, sort of late to see this post of yours... I wud go for sunken or drop for the shower area for aesthetics reason(is personal of course).. raise up is sort of dated to me although i'm nearly into my midlife crisis.. biggrin.gif
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post Sep 14 2010, 09:11 PM

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QUOTE(numbertwo @ Sep 14 2010, 07:21 PM)
haha..kath, sort of late to see this post of yours... I wud go for sunken or drop for the shower area for aesthetics reason(is personal of course).. raise up is sort of dated to me although i'm nearly into my midlife crisis.. biggrin.gif
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lol. im goin for sunken one in the end. but still hav not decided if i want swing or slide....hmmmmmmm..... flip a coin? wink.gif
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post Sep 15 2010, 09:44 AM

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from the look of it, it seems swing is more long lasting... but of coz u need to choose those more solid joint
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post Sep 15 2010, 10:13 AM

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Sometime just found the edges of shower screen is too difficult to wash/ clean.....can see black things at edge after sometimes....so decide not to install. Unless i plan to have MAID in future, haha....i am super lazy person.

Also, if toilet too small, shower screen will take most of the space..tongue.gif

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post Sep 15 2010, 10:19 AM

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ya la, permanent type (tempered glass) shower screen is good for big bathroom contra to temporary type (poly sheet).

But i prefer not use it at all because it give me more 'freedom'
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post Sep 15 2010, 10:38 AM

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frameless shower screen will only take up 10mm off your 3x3 shower area and it helps to give you a dry/wet area in the bathroom.... it is a 'why not' for me.. smile.gif
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post Sep 15 2010, 02:06 PM

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Yes, i like the "freedoom" mentioned above as well, haha biggrin.gif
Guess i am fat, afraid knocking my elbow on shower screen too.
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post Nov 8 2010, 12:28 PM

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ive got my shower screen frm austscreen. guy who came to instal was quite good, vry quick & professional.

ive decided on swing for downstairs & slide for upstairs.

so i can use these two as a comparative to see which mechanism is better! smile.gif
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post Nov 18 2010, 06:45 PM

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Hi, How much you get the swing type? i need 2 sets. TQ! and Where you buy?

QUOTE(kathlynn @ Nov 8 2010, 12:28 PM)
ive got my shower screen frm austscreen. guy who came to instal was quite good, vry quick & professional.

ive decided on swing for downstairs & slide for upstairs.

so i can use these two as a comparative to see which mechanism is better! smile.gif
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post Oct 7 2011, 11:06 AM

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I am also thinking whether to go for a sliding or swing shower screen.
For sliding, the edge of the screen can be diffcult to clean since it's enclosed in aluminium frame
while I heard the joint can get loosen easily for the swing shower design.

Which one is better in terms of ease of maintenance?

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post Oct 7 2011, 11:20 AM

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i have sliding. but planning to go for swing. made some comparison, swing has more accessible parts, therefore can clean more easily. i esp hate the silicon bit, where it alwiz turn black.
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post Oct 7 2011, 11:33 AM

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QUOTE(metalbod @ Oct 7 2011, 11:20 AM)
i have sliding. but planning to go for swing.  made some comparison, swing has more accessible parts, therefore can clean more easily.  i esp hate the silicon bit, where it alwiz turn black.
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Mind to explain more on the silicon part? Is the silicon used to stick the glass to the aluminium frame?

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post Oct 7 2011, 05:58 PM

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Thanks for the Information Everyone.
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post Oct 8 2011, 08:27 AM

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QUOTE(chin85 @ Aug 6 2010, 04:33 PM)
Hi, why don't you go for tempered glass for your bathroom shower screen? i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

Thank you


Added on August 6, 2010, 4:36 pm

Hi,

i think swing tempered glass shower screen is more preferable at the moment.. i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

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Chin85,
How much are you selling per square feet? and what is the thickness of the tempered glass.

Thanks!
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QUOTE(ky118 @ Oct 7 2011, 11:06 AM)
I am also thinking whether to go for a sliding or swing shower screen.
For sliding, the edge of the screen can be diffcult to clean since it's enclosed in aluminium frame
while I heard the joint can get loosen easily for the swing shower design.

Which one is better in terms of ease of maintenance?
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Both has its own advantage. If you have more room, use the swing and it's usually with the L-frame design.
If your bathroom is tight and small, use the sliding. The hardest maintenance would be cleaning the soap scum on the screen!
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post Oct 12 2011, 03:58 PM

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Anyone else using swing 10mm glass shower screen?
Did u need to service/replace the hinge often?

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post Oct 16 2011, 02:01 AM

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Hi, RM800 for a sliding 6 feet width, 6 feet height shower screen, is it expensive?
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post Oct 26 2011, 04:58 PM

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QUOTE(Kingsman @ Oct 16 2011, 02:01 AM)
Hi, RM800 for a sliding 6 feet width, 6 feet height shower screen, is it expensive?
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I think its cheap...where is the shop? can i get the contact pls...mind pm me?
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post Oct 27 2011, 11:11 AM

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Kingsman, where is this shop?
I got quoted a normal shower screen of 6x6, about RM960.
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QUOTE(coconutzz @ Oct 26 2011, 04:58 PM)
I think its cheap...where is the shop? can i get the contact pls...mind pm me?
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I am interested to know too smile.gif
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QUOTE(jcct31996 @ Oct 31 2011, 02:08 PM)
I am interested to know too smile.gif
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Sorry for the late reply...I got the quotation from here: http://www.honglee.com.my/
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Hi, may I know if my bathroom floor is level (shower area the same level with basin area) can I still install tempered glass shower screen? Right now, shower water can flow to anywhere, so I wonder if I can install glass shower screen with rubbers at bottom to stop water from flowing to basin area. I want the type with swing door.
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Of course can jus add 1 water strip to the door can ler
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QUOTE(Becabal @ Nov 4 2011, 11:19 PM)
Of course can jus add 1 water strip to the door can ler
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Ooo lala. That's a good news. Thanks.
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Need an image of water strip. My problem is the bathroom and master bedroom are same level, so when washing toilet the water will run into Master Bedroom.

Can this water strip be use to prevent the water from flowing into Master Bedroom?

Thanks for reply.
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post Nov 10 2011, 08:24 PM

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My new house had recently completed 3 sets of shower screen installation just a few days ago, recommended by my uncle which he had done his shower screen also through them, Emack Enterprise. Just give them a buzz and they will come over to your place to measure for a quotation. I am a satisfied customer and now when I take a bath, its damn nice, no more water overflow making my stupid toilet wet all the time! LOL! tongue.gif

The boss was very honest, knowledgeable and the price was in fact very reasonable. You could give them a buzz. Hope they could be of help bro........

Peace out yo.


Added on November 10, 2011, 8:28 pmOppps forgot to give you their number....

019-3805706 find Mr. Edward, he was the one who came to make sure all my installation went well

I think they might have a website online as well, you could check it out, their showroom was at SS 19 Subang Jaya though, went there once smile.gif

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^ ahhhhh ya i done my shower screen from them too, was i think last year right b4 cny
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QUOTE(colinwong89 @ Nov 10 2011, 08:24 PM)
My new house had recently completed 3 sets of shower screen installation just a few days ago, recommended by my uncle which he had done his shower screen also through them, Emack Enterprise. Just give them a buzz and they will come over to your place to measure for a quotation. I am a satisfied customer and now when I take a bath, its damn nice, no more water overflow making my stupid toilet wet all the time! LOL! tongue.gif

The boss was very honest, knowledgeable and the price was in fact very reasonable. You could give them a buzz. Hope they could be of help bro........

Peace out yo.


Added on November 10, 2011, 8:28 pmOppps forgot to give you their number....

019-3805706 find Mr. Edward, he was the one who came to make sure all my installation went well

I think they might have a website online as well, you could check it out, their showroom was at SS 19 Subang Jaya though, went there once smile.gif
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How much you paid for shower screen? My bathroom is around 3' X 3' L shape.


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Hi Guys,
Need some help on quotation for shower screen.Is the price stated reasonable.Thank you for your kind assistance.




Shower Screen.
Bedroom 1
1. To Supply & Install A Set Of Shower Screen, using Fix Glass ( 10mm ) 850.00
Size : 5’0”L x 7’0”H
2. To Supply & Install A Set Of Tempered Glass Door c/w Handle 1820.00
Size : 3’0”L x 7’0”H

Bedroom 2
3. To Supply & Install A Set Of Shower Screen, 1350.00
using Fix Glass (10mm)
Size : 7’0”L x 7’0”H
4. To Supply & Install A Set Of Tempered Glass Door, 1820.00
Size : 3’0”L x 7’0”H

Bedroom 3
5. To Supply & Install A Set Of Shower Screen, 1750.00
using Fix Glass (10mm) & Sliding Door
Size : 10’0”L x 7’0”H

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QUOTE(StrOmGaLD @ Nov 10 2011, 08:33 PM)
^ ahhhhh ya i done my shower screen from them too, was i think last year right b4 cny
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This must be the website?

Emack Enterprise - Your Shower Screen Specialist
http://emackent.wordpress.com/

Besides showers screens they also specialize in the following according to the website:-

Shower Screens
Mirror (Wall to Wall)
Aluminium Bi-Fold Doors
Aluminium Swing Doors
Aluminium Sliding Doors
Aluminium Window & Grille
PVC Doors
Glass Lamination
Glass Work (Glass Railing, Glass Stair Case Railing, Glass Roof, Glass Shop Front, etc.)
Laminate Floor Panel

CNY coming soon, thinking of upgrading my home hehe! Anyone upgrading? wink.gif

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My bathroom floor is flat. Wanna install a tempered glass shower screen, any design that also provide a floor partition that prevent water from flowing out?

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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Jan 9 2012, 02:32 PM)
My bathroom floor is flat. Wanna install a tempered glass shower screen, any design that also provide a floor partition that prevent water from flowing out?
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Construct a small up-stand kerb. This will prevent the shower water from flowing out to the rest of the bathroom.
As for the material, I recall being told that there is some ready made material that the installer could cut according to the site dimensions and fasten before installing the tempered glass.
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QUOTE(kelvyn @ Jan 10 2012, 09:14 AM)
Construct a small up-stand kerb. This will prevent the shower water from flowing out to the rest of the bathroom.
As for the material, I recall being told that there is some ready made material that the installer could cut according to the site dimensions and fasten before installing the tempered glass.
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Went aroun and it seems that there are 3 option.
1. get your tile contractor to install a tile type kerb
2. get the shower screen installer to install a aluminium type kerb
3. get the shower screen installer to install a solid surface (fiber or plastic) type kerb.

I'll be going for option 3. if kick the kerb accidentally, less damage tongue.gif
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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Jan 10 2012, 04:12 PM)
Went aroun and it seems that there are 3 option.
1. get your tile contractor to install a tile type kerb
2. get the shower screen installer to install a aluminium type kerb
3. get the shower screen installer to install a solid surface (fiber or plastic) type kerb.

I'll be going for option 3. if kick the kerb accidentally, less damage  tongue.gif
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Yup. less damage to the foot tongue.gif
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Hi guys just wanted to seek ur advise if I shd go for :

1. Fixed tempered glass 10mm shower screen with push door
2. Sliding shower screen ( those 3 panels with aluminum frame

The price of both not much diff about rm100 diff only

Any advise?
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QUOTE(coconutzz @ Feb 7 2012, 10:56 PM)
Hi guys just wanted to seek ur advise if I shd go for :

1. Fixed tempered glass 10mm shower screen with push door
2. Sliding shower screen ( those 3 panels with aluminum frame

The price of both not much diff about rm100 diff only

Any advise?
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Depend, if you have space use glass door (#1), Glass sliding door is more expensive. Not sure what do you mean by aluminum frame.

I have both, the door, and sliding. My glass sliding door only have top stainless steal. No panels.

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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 7 2012, 11:23 PM)
Depend, if you have space use glass door (#1), Glass sliding door is more expensive. Not sure what do you mean by aluminum frame.

I have both, the door, and sliding. My glass sliding door only have top stainless steal. No panels.
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Hi Wei Kee,

The 3 panel aluminium frame shower screen which is something like this ---> http://www.google.com.my/imgres?q=shower+s...1t:429,r:20,s:0


by the way, wat was ur width for ur "door" shower screen? 3ft?

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QUOTE(coconutzz @ Feb 8 2012, 08:28 AM)
Hi Wei Kee,

The 3 panel aluminium frame shower screen which is something like this ---> http://www.google.com.my/imgres?q=shower+s...1t:429,r:20,s:0
by the way, wat was ur width for ur "door" shower screen? 3ft?
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Which one you referring too? sliding or normal door?
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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 8 2012, 10:21 AM)
Which one you referring too? sliding or normal door?
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Sliding with 3 pcs panel...
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QUOTE(coconutzz @ Feb 8 2012, 10:34 AM)
Sliding with 3 pcs panel...
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Mine is sliding 2 pieces only. Width is about 5feet

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Sorry wei kee for the confusion...actually i m looking at more entry level sliding screens like this :-

Courtesy of : http://www.google.com.my/imgres?q=sliding+...s:0&tx=60&ty=66



This ones are with Aluminium Frames...and more budget smile.gif
I think these kinds are in the range of RM600-RM800

What do you think?


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That look nice, but the bottom railing will it trip people walking over if your shower area not sunken lower?
What glass do they give? Tempered?
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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 8 2012, 10:58 AM)
That look nice,  but the bottom railing will it trip people walking over if your shower area not sunken lower?
What glass do they give? Tempered?
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Yea, Tempered 5mm...

hmm..the tripping part...I think should be alright...cos a lot of houses are using it as well..but of cos the "Door type tempered like urs" would be a better choice..and Tempered is 10mm...

Still thinking....hehe
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My sliding is 8mm Tempered. Door is 10mm. Because you need more force to push open the door.
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guys any contractor or supplier contact around puchong or bandar kinrara area?
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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 8 2012, 10:39 AM)
Mine is sliding 2 pieces only. Width is about 5feet

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I'm looking for Tempered Glass Sliding Shower Screen as well. Might to tell me how much you get this? Just want to know roughly how much does it cost.

Thx. smile.gif
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1.1k +- RM 100 is a good start.

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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 17 2012, 09:45 AM)
1.1k +- RM 100 is a good start.
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Wow... This is cheap. Might to share where u get it? Any contact? I got around RM1400.

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Wow... This is cheap. Might to share where u get it? Any contact? I got around RM1400.
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You have to consider the length and height. The price I got is for my washroom.

You can try Solid Glass.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 17 2012, 09:56 AM)
You have to consider the length and height. The price I got is for my washroom.

You can try Solid Glass.
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Mine is less than 5 feet. Around 59 inches only.
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QUOTE(jedi23 @ Dec 29 2011, 02:49 PM)
Hi Guys,
            Need some help on quotation for shower screen.Is the price stated reasonable.Thank you for your kind assistance.
Shower Screen.
Bedroom 1
1.    To Supply & Install A Set Of Shower Screen, using Fix Glass ( 10mm )                      850.00     
      Size : 5’0”L x 7’0”H
2.    To Supply & Install A Set Of Tempered Glass Door c/w Handle                                  1820.00     
      Size : 3’0”L x 7’0”H

Bedroom 2
3.    To Supply & Install A Set Of Shower Screen,                                                            1350.00       
      using Fix Glass (10mm)   
      Size : 7’0”L x 7’0”H         
4.    To Supply & Install A Set Of Tempered Glass Door,                                                  1820.00     
      Size : 3’0”L x 7’0”H

Bedroom 3
5.    To Supply & Install A Set Of Shower Screen,                                                            1750.00       
      using Fix Glass (10mm) & Sliding Door
        Size : 10’0”L x 7’0”H
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Hi, Can someone reply jedi23 enquiry ?
I am eager to know the price comparison too !!
Thanks ya !
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QUOTE(clkhaw9 @ Feb 18 2012, 09:33 AM)
Hi, Can someone reply jedi23 enquiry ?
I am eager to know the price comparison too !!
Thanks ya !
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The price is definitely on the high side, shower screen + door over 3k??? The contractor is making a killing on the owner.
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QUOTE(clkhaw9 @ Feb 18 2012, 09:33 AM)
Hi, Can someone reply jedi23 enquiry ?
I am eager to know the price comparison too !!
Thanks ya !
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The price is consider high for the quotation but is it include some minor contract works like adding kerb at bottom?or maybe some part need to install additional tiles?or maybe some piping works need to relocate?
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guys, to install the shower screen must have drainage pipe is it?

my bathroom only got one. so how? i want to separate bath area and toilet area
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QUOTE(saigetsu @ Feb 18 2012, 08:29 PM)
guys, to install the shower screen must have drainage pipe is it?

my bathroom only got one. so how? i want to separate bath area and toilet area
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It's a drainage outlet or floor trap.

Of course you need an outlet for water from the shower to drain off.

If there is no outlet, install the shower screen to sit on a raised kerb (say 50mm) with brick and cement mortar
The kerb keeps the water within the shower cubicle. Create a recess (50mm) through the kerb for the water from inside
the cubicle to drain out to the floor trap.
The tiler has to lay the floor tiles to fall to the direction of the outlet.

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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 17 2012, 09:56 AM)
You have to consider the length and height. The price I got is for my washroom.

You can try Solid Glass.
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I got my bi-fold door from them too. But the do not know anything about shower screen kerb. shakehead.gif
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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Feb 18 2012, 11:17 PM)
I got my bi-fold door from them too. But the do not know anything about shower screen kerb.  shakehead.gif
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Kerb is done by your tilers mah. All my shower area kerb are done by tiler guru.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 18 2012, 11:22 PM)
Kerb is done by your tilers mah. All my shower area kerb are done by tiler guru.
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The plastic / solid top type offered by reliance is also an option but when I ask the solid glass salesman, he dunno shakehead.gif

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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Feb 19 2012, 12:08 AM)
The plastic / solid top type offered by reliance is also an option but when I ask the solid glass salesman, he dunno  shakehead.gif
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Not sure they do, mine all have kerb, did not ask them about it.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 19 2012, 09:48 AM)
Not sure they do, mine all have kerb, did not ask them about it.
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The glass partition installer does not provide the kerb. You have to get your tiler or mason to do it.
The kerb as a base is also good to keep the glass panel clean, being above floor level.
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My house already has a kerb.
How much is it to just install on top of the kerb?
Approx. 5ft(L) x 3ft(W)
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QUOTE(DiCkWaD @ Feb 19 2012, 05:03 PM)
My house already has a kerb.
How much is it to just install on top of the kerb?
Approx. 5ft(L) x 3ft(W)
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Ask shower screen supplier lah. We are just normal home users.
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QUOTE(tehtmc @ Feb 19 2012, 11:07 AM)
The glass partition installer does not provide the kerb. You have to get your tiler or mason to do it.
The kerb as a base is also good to keep the glass panel clean, being above floor level.
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Reliance does.. X tra RM 200.00
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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Feb 19 2012, 05:17 PM)
Reliance does.. X tra RM 200.00
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But that is just add ontop of the floor right? Not cement kerb. You have sample how it look like?
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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 19 2012, 05:31 PM)
But that is just add ontop of the floor right? Not cement kerb. You have sample how it look like?
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You can see it at their showroom in Puchong.
Looks like a piece of kitchen table top, solid plastic.
They silicon it to the floor I think.
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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Feb 19 2012, 05:35 PM)
You can see it at their showroom in Puchong.
Looks like a piece of kitchen table top, solid plastic.
They silicon it to the floor I think.
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Oh, got what you mean. Saw that before.
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QUOTE(clkhaw9 @ Feb 18 2012, 09:33 AM)
Hi, Can someone reply jedi23 enquiry ?
I am eager to know the price comparison too !!
Thanks ya !
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My uncle's house located at Subang Jaya, just completed renovation by extending and upgrading his bathrooms to luxury atmosphere. Went to visit his home a few days ago and he was proudly showing me his bathroom with his new shower screen setup. Apparently, his shower screen's dimensions were rather close to yours. Was showing him your quotation on my laptop, he said he managed to get it at a much cheaper price from Emack Enterprise, which so happen was the same shop that I did my shower screen with. What a coincidence! Didn't know he wanted shower screens at his bathroom if not I would have recommended him at the first place to save the hassles. He was happy with the services and found it affordable compared to the other shops he checked around for quotation.

Previously my uncle's lower ground bathroom shower screen, he did it from another shop and the service was terrible. Punctuality was a concern, unprofessional and kept delaying installation date. He was unhappy when he recalled the experience.

Maybe you can check with Emack Enterprise?

My bathrooms were also upgraded a while ago and I did it with Emack also. Happy with my bathroom so far as water can't splash across when bathing.

Hate those bathrooms that are always wet!

Hope this reply helps jedi23 enquiry yea cool.gif


Added on May 9, 2012, 11:21 pm
QUOTE(colinwong89 @ Jan 9 2012, 12:32 PM)
This must be the website?

Emack Enterprise - Your Shower Screen Specialist
http://emackent.wordpress.com/

Besides showers screens they also specialize in the following according to the website:-

Shower Screens
Mirror (Wall to Wall)
Aluminium Bi-Fold Doors
Aluminium Swing Doors
Aluminium Sliding Doors
Aluminium Window & Grille
PVC Doors
Glass Lamination
Glass Work (Glass Railing, Glass Stair Case Railing, Glass Roof, Glass Shop Front, etc.)
Laminate Floor Panel

CNY coming soon, thinking of upgrading my home hehe! Anyone upgrading?  wink.gif
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Yeap, thats the one! wink.gif

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Recently installed a tampered glass shower screen in bathroom and yesterday was shocked to find the glass door "shattered" by itself. Good thing is the glass did not break into pieces since it's tempered glass. What is surprising is I haven't used it yet since I have not moved into the condo. What could be the cause? Inferior glass quality?

Anyone experienced it before?
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Does the glass look unsightly after shower and the water dries up...I know new looks nice...
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ok.. this is a bit out of topic.. but anyone knows where to find a good shower CURTAIN including the poles?
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QUOTE(mywii @ Jun 3 2012, 03:47 PM)
Wei Kee

Does the glass look unsightly after shower and the water dries up...I know new looks nice...
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Water marked can't be avoid. You need to use vinegar to soak bit and use normal way to scrap it.
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QUOTE(mhhee @ Feb 17 2012, 09:10 AM)
I'm looking for Tempered Glass Sliding Shower Screen as well. Might to tell me how much you get this? Just want to know roughly how much does it cost.

Thx.  smile.gif
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hi ,
may i know where did u buy the shower screen? thank you.
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QUOTE(icekelvin @ Jun 7 2012, 03:52 PM)
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may i know where did u buy the shower screen? thank you.
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Just caught the promotion for shower screen during Homedec 2012 with Reliance Home, 5x6ft 8mm Tempered Glass Sliding Shower Screen for RM900. Additional RM90 for aluminum hollow frame to support my shower screen since mine cannot be mounted wall-to-wall.

Here is the picture.

user posted image

Also, purchase 5 units Bi-Fold Door (Fiber Glass Panel) with white color powder coated frame at RM350 each. Nice deal I would say compared with the rest...

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hello, i have 5 and 1 yr old child...is it true tempered glasss shower screen not recommanded and unsaved for those who got small child?
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If you can make sure your child wont bang into the glass then its safe.If your child smash the glass then it wont be safe even if it is plastic
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QUOTE(mhhee @ Jun 7 2012, 04:14 PM)
Just caught the promotion for shower screen during Homedec 2012 with Reliance Home, 5x6ft 8mm Tempered Glass Sliding Shower Screen for RM900. Additional RM90 for aluminum hollow frame to support my shower screen since mine cannot be mounted wall-to-wall.

Here is the picture.

user posted image

Also, purchase 5 units Bi-Fold Door (Fiber Glass Panel) with white color powder coated frame at RM350 each. Nice deal I would say compared with the rest...
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cool, is it installed?
can show me the actual result.
indeed a very good product.
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QUOTE(JamesPond @ Jun 19 2012, 12:26 AM)
cool, is it installed?
can show me the actual result.
indeed a very good product.
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Not yet installed but coming Friday. Will post a picture once it's installed. smile.gif
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QUOTE(mhhee @ Jun 7 2012, 04:14 PM)

Also, purchase 5 units Bi-Fold Door (Fiber Glass Panel) with white color powder coated frame at RM350 each. Nice deal I would say compared with the rest...
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im looking forward to see ya bi-fold door pic.kindly post notworthy.gif
btw, where you buy those bi-fold door?warranty?
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im looking forward to see ya bi-fold door pic.kindly post  notworthy.gif
btw, where you buy those bi-fold door?warranty?
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Read the whole post then u know... tongue.gif I did mentioned there.

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QUOTE(mhhee @ Jun 19 2012, 09:40 AM)
Read the whole post then u know...  tongue.gif I did mentioned there.
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is the price include installation? how much total up all?
i cant wait to go to their next fair.

can help me check out do they still offer at this moment.
i saw the custom bi fold with new design is cost rm450.
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QUOTE(JamesPond @ Jun 19 2012, 10:49 AM)
is the price include installation? how much total up all?
i cant wait to go to their next fair.

can help me check out do they still offer at this moment.
i saw the custom bi fold with new design is cost rm450.
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Yup. Price included installation. Total is how much I'm not sure but I'm sure I save more than RM1k compared with normal price for those items I bought. I even cancelled all my previous orders & lost RM100 from Vitally because of this offer.

If you want discount only available during fair as I spoke with the sales person in Puchong branch last week. U can call them directly for next fair that they gonna show up.
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QUOTE(mhhee @ Jun 19 2012, 11:20 AM)
Yup. Price included installation. Total is how much I'm not sure but I'm sure I save more than RM1k compared with normal price for those items I bought. I even cancelled all my previous orders & lost RM100 from Vitally because of this offer.

If you want discount only available during fair as I spoke with the sales person in Puchong branch last week. U can call them directly for next fair that they gonna show up.
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ok, thanks for the info. will follow up with them during the fair.
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Does Emak entreprise accept installment from credit card?
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I was just wondering if glass shower door are worh the trouble.
It sure looks nice but I can think of no other reason. hmm.gif
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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Jun 26 2012, 09:15 AM)
I was just wondering if glass shower door are worh the trouble.
It sure looks nice but I can think of no other reason. hmm.gif
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Yup. Look nice. I just bang my head yesterday because of this shower screen. rclxub.gif Luckily didn't break... tongue.gif
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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Jun 26 2012, 09:15 AM)
I was just wondering if glass shower door are worh the trouble.
It sure looks nice but I can think of no other reason. hmm.gif
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Much more solid, single pieces can be easy clean.
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yes, solid, nice, clean but pricey
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hi there,

I'm looking for quotations to fix one of these shower screen for my bathroom. Anybody that does this can PM me? thanks!
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QUOTE(thebottlefly @ Jul 8 2012, 02:33 PM)
hi there,

I'm looking for quotations to fix one of these shower screen for my bathroom. Anybody that does this can PM me? thanks!
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You can try:

Emack Enterprise, their website is http://emackent.wordpress.com/

I've done mine with them and they exceed my expectations.

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This is just the info i want. Many thanks forumers!
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QUOTE(chin85 @ Aug 6 2010, 04:33 PM)
Hi, why don't you go for tempered glass for your bathroom shower screen? i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

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Hi,

i think swing tempered glass shower screen is more preferable at the moment.. i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

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hello, can pm me ur number?
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i plan to get a shower screen installed in one corner of my bathroom.which vendors r recommended for affordable n good quality screens?

also i heard that these shower screens (in general) r flimsy n can't withstand much pushing.i mean like sometimes i tend to use d solid surfaces as support to steady myself,not full body weight.it won't break or the glass won't fall off rite?
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plz help answer..
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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Feb 27 2013, 01:02 AM)
i plan to get a shower screen installed in one corner of my bathroom.which vendors r recommended for affordable n good quality screens?

also i heard that these shower screens (in general) r flimsy n can't withstand much pushing.i mean like sometimes i tend to use d solid surfaces as support to steady myself,not full body weight.it won't break or the glass won't fall off rite?
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DOnt worry, it wont fall and wont break!
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Just installed a frameless shower screen (3 panel - middle panel is door) but it seems wobbly everytime the door open/close. Is this normal?
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QUOTE(saijon @ Mar 21 2013, 11:58 PM)
Just installed a frameless shower screen (3 panel - middle panel is door) but it seems wobbly everytime the door open/close. Is this normal?
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seems so.mr edward from emack showed that frameless shower screens wobble abit when opening or closing d door
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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Mar 22 2013, 12:02 AM)
seems so.mr edward from emack showed that frameless shower screens wobble abit when opening or closing d door
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Mr. Edward from Emack Enterprise is very experience in my opinion.

When I asked him questions regarding my shower screens, his answers gave me the confidence that I was looking for. One thing good about Mr. Edward is that during installation, even with his busy schedule, he will still come and oversee the installations to make sure everything is all right. For those who are thinking of experiencing luxury by installing shower screens, I would highly recommend Mr. Edward. His advice on how to position the shower screen and all, helped me into finalizing my decision makings of my new bathroom.

http://emackent.wordpress.com/

Hope that I could be of help to those who are looking for shower screens, as it is now being a necessity for almost all modern homes smile.gif
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QUOTE(StrOmGaLD @ Apr 10 2013, 12:20 AM)
Mr. Edward from Emack Enterprise is very experience in my opinion.

When I asked him questions regarding my shower screens, his answers gave me the confidence that I was looking for. One thing good about Mr. Edward is that during installation, even with his busy schedule, he will still come and oversee the installations to make sure everything is all right. For those who are thinking of experiencing luxury by installing shower screens, I would highly recommend Mr. Edward. His advice on how to position the shower screen and all, helped me into finalizing my decision makings of my new bathroom. 

http://emackent.wordpress.com/

Hope that I could be of help to those who are looking for shower screens, as it is now being a necessity for almost all modern homes  smile.gif
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mr edward's good n quite humble
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Sharing, the rain-x that i used for my windscreen, i spray it on the glass screen...now i get very little watermark..
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QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Apr 24 2013, 03:22 PM)
Sharing, the rain-x that i used for my windscreen, i spray it on the glass screen...now i get very little watermark..
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good tip thanx
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QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Apr 24 2013, 03:22 PM)
Sharing, the rain-x that i used for my windscreen, i spray it on the glass screen...now i get very little watermark..
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Nice..Thanks for the tip. watermark is always the problem with the residuals they leave after drying.
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QUOTE(saijon @ Apr 25 2013, 02:39 PM)
Nice..Thanks for the tip. watermark is always the problem with the residuals they leave after drying.
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I wipe with white vinegar. it works as well...but rain-x easier...just spray (for lazy ppl)
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QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Apr 25 2013, 05:05 PM)
I wipe with white vinegar. it works as well...but rain-x easier...just spray (for lazy ppl)
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how long does vinegar effect last compared to rain x??
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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Apr 26 2013, 12:46 PM)
how long does vinegar effect last compared to rain x??
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I can't compare, coz I cleaned with water when installed followed by wiping with vinegar in the beginning..after that didnt do anything coz not easy to wipe..i'm not so tall..these days I just use rain-x to spray only since i used rain-x for my car windscreen and found that it worked..and it's by chance coz when i spray the car windscreen, then i thought it should work for shower screen..so i tried
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QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Apr 26 2013, 02:49 PM)
I can't compare, coz I cleaned with water when installed followed by wiping with vinegar in the beginning..after that didnt do anything coz not easy to wipe..i'm not so tall..these days I just use rain-x to spray only since i used rain-x for my car windscreen and found that it worked..and it's by chance coz when i spray the car windscreen, then i thought it should work for shower screen..so i tried
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ah ok..yah yah i oso forgot abt wiping at d top..
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currently i surveying screen shower. may i know glass or plastic. which one better?
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QUOTE(petlu28 @ Apr 26 2013, 08:26 PM)
currently i surveying screen shower. may i know glass or plastic. which one better?
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Of course glass, tempered glass.
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Because easy clean?

QUOTE(weikee @ Apr 26 2013, 08:41 PM)
Of course glass, tempered glass.
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QUOTE(petlu28 @ Apr 26 2013, 08:26 PM)
currently i surveying screen shower. may i know glass or plastic. which one better?
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i dont think there r plastic shower screens.

btw i noticed there r 8mm thick glass n 10mm thick glass,wad r d differences?
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Of course glass, tempered glass.
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do you know standard what size & price? custom made or ready made?

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All mine are custom made, the tempered glass need to be measured and factory made.

I got all from Solid Glass.
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can recommend your contractor? Is it price reasonable?

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All mine are custom made, the tempered glass need to be measured and factory made.

I got all from Solid Glass.
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Just go to Solid Glass and ask.
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ok thanks our advise.

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Have been get quotation from Solid Glass

1) Kitchen Sliding Door (37 per sf)
Size: 71" x 90" = RM1665

2) Frame Shower Screen
Frame: Coated Panel 4mm temp
Size: 42" x 78" = RM610 per set

3) Bi Fold Door
Frame: Coated Panel - Arcelic RM430
- Fibreglass RM470
- Laminated RM580

May i know price reasonable?


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QUOTE(petlu28 @ May 23 2013, 02:03 PM)
Have been get quotation from Solid Glass

1) Kitchen Sliding Door (37 per sf)
    Size: 71" x 90" = RM1665

2) Frame Shower Screen
    Frame: Coated Panel 4mm temp
    Size: 42" x 78" = RM610 per set

3) Bi Fold Door
    Frame: Coated Panel - Arcelic RM430
                                  - Fibreglass RM470
                                  - Laminated RM580

May i know price reasonable?
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Hope this helps. I got mine from the recent Homedec few weeks back.

Vendor: Vin Art (www.vinart.com.my)
- Frameless Shower Screen 10mm tampered glass (some sort of like http://www.vinart.com.my/img/frameless/6b.jpg) @RM650 (<4.5ft)
- Bi fold door laminated glass @RM380

Haven't got mine installed yet so perhaps I can provide some feedback in a fortnight or so's time smile.gif

I reckon it's safer to get a 10mm thickness. Bathrooms are afterall prone to accidents >.<

P/S: There's gonna be some renovation expo @PWTC end of this month. Worth checking out if these shower screen vendors are gonna be there...

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Look your price cheaper than mine.

QUOTE(tokyou_bento @ May 23 2013, 10:39 PM)
Hope this helps. I got mine from the recent Homedec few weeks back.

Vendor: Vin Art (www.vinart.com.my)
- Frameless Shower Screen 10mm tampered glass (some sort of like http://www.vinart.com.my/img/frameless/6b.jpg) @RM650 (<4.5ft)
- Bi fold door laminated glass @RM380

Haven't got mine installed yet so perhaps I can provide some feedback in a fortnight or so's time smile.gif

I reckon it's safer to get a 10mm thickness. Bathrooms are afterall prone to accidents >.<

P/S: There's gonna be some renovation expo @PWTC end of this month. Worth checking out if these shower screen vendors are gonna be there...
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Look your price cheaper than mine.
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Like this should go expo fair hunting. rclxms.gif rclxms.gif


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Yup, in expo, they provide better prices. The same goes to tap fittings too...
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Need expert advise here. Is it we need to hack the tiles if we need to install shower screen?
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Need expert advise here. Is it we need to hack the tiles if we need to install shower screen?
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If you request for concealed channel for frameless shower screen yes
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Need expert advise here. Is it we need to hack the tiles if we need to install shower screen?
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usually need a "kerb" to prevent water flow out from shower screen boundary.
If existing floor do not have kerb, might need to hack the floor to add in.
Another option is to add in a solid surface kerb.
Should not need hacking for this.
I guess with the same logic you might not even need to hack to add in a tiled kern but might look fugly. tongue.gif
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Have go Perfect Living last weekend seen Solid Glass 4 mm glass a bit thicker than Reliance 4mm glass.
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thicker glass better izzit?
i tot got standard 1..sliding door opening is 6mm,swiing door opening is 8mm?
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I heard Reliance advise if width around 42" need choose 3 door 4mm glass but i ask solid glass he say can install 8mm glass. which one correct? rclxub.gif rclxub.gif

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thicker glass better izzit?
i tot got standard 1..sliding door opening is 6mm,swiing door opening is 8mm?
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petlu28 i aso wondering..u mean solid glass can install 3 panels at 8mm thickness each?
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sorry for make you misunderstanding. Solid Glass say can install 2 panel 8mm thickness & Reliance Home say cannot must 4mm thickness base on my measurement.


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petlu28 i aso wondering..u mean solid glass can install 3 panels at 8mm thickness each?
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sorry for make you misunderstanding. Solid Glass say can install 2 panel 8mm thickness & Reliance Home say cannot must 4mm thickness base on my measurement.
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I just like 8mm glass. If install 8mm must 2 panel door. 3 panel door can't use 8mm just can use 4 only.

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i think its juz whether u prefer two panels or 3 nia kua...if im not wrong,thicker glass heavier n hence less prone to vibrations,but that is just my opinion.but donno y different kinda size panels need different thickness
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I just like 8mm glass. If install 8mm must 2 panel door. 3 panel door can't use 8mm just can use 4 only.
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owh..u installing walll to wall izzit..then how big the opening tht ur gonna glass up?? i mean wads d measurement from one wall to another?if too wide,i shud thinkk more panels safer....mmaybe u go ask a few more suppliers..bfo in tmn sea there got,xam-max in fact alot of bathroom shops sell shower screens
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Hi chin85,

Pls pm me your best price for shower screen for measurement around 4ft x 7ft h. Then I'm looking for bi folding door too. Those plain type without graphic. My locations at klang
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So far i have get 2 quotation only. Coming have ARCHIDEX 2013. Maybe will got there take information.

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owh..u installing walll to wall izzit..then how big the opening tht ur gonna glass up?? i mean wads d measurement from one wall to another?if too wide,i shud thinkk more panels safer....mmaybe u go ask a few more suppliers..bfo in tmn sea there got,xam-max in fact alot of bathroom shops sell shower screens
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hrmm can someone help me ASAP =)
bathroom window was built directly above the border of my shower area (e.g. i have the bathroom floor then a polygon shaped shower area that's sunken down abit) and i intend for a shower screen around the area.i have thought about two methods to fix it
1 is to hack n move the window away from the area.
2 is to build the shower screen there over the window grille,but i donno if this can be done.
alternative 2 is the one i need advise on.
like this
]http://www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/forum1/download/file.php?id=7743&sid=e74fe9aeb19280e3c47337b5954c6d6c

but mine's worst coz the window is two paneled and the border extension (where the shower screen is gonna be) is somewhere about the middle of the two panels..

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I need shower screen too, tempered glass type size= approx 6ft x 6ft (h)
and 2 plain color bi-fold door.
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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Jun 23 2013, 06:43 PM)
hrmm can someone help me ASAP =)
bathroom window was built directly above the border of my shower area (e.g. i have the bathroom floor then a polygon shaped shower area that's sunken down abit) and i intend for a shower screen around the area.i have thought about two methods to fix it
1 is to hack n move the window away from the area.
2 is to build the shower screen there over the window grille,but i donno if this can be done.
alternative 2 is the one i need advise on.
like this
]http://www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/forum1/download/file.php?id=7743&sid=e74fe9aeb19280e3c47337b5954c6d6c

but mine's worst coz the window is two paneled and the border extension (where the shower screen is gonna be) is somewhere about the middle of the two panels..
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get advise from window contractor.

QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Jun 23 2013, 06:43 PM)
hrmm can someone help me ASAP =)
bathroom window was built directly above the border of my shower area (e.g. i have the bathroom floor then a polygon shaped shower area that's sunken down abit) and i intend for a shower screen around the area.i have thought about two methods to fix it
1 is to hack n move the window away from the area.
2 is to build the shower screen there over the window grille,but i donno if this can be done.
alternative 2 is the one i need advise on.
like this
]http://www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/forum1/download/file.php?id=7743&sid=e74fe9aeb19280e3c47337b5954c6d6c

but mine's worst coz the window is two paneled and the border extension (where the shower screen is gonna be) is somewhere about the middle of the two panels..
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get advise from window contractor.
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You have to snap a picture or floor plan. Hard to imagine.
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ozak sorta like this..
the picture is of the top view...blue is where my window is,then orange is the recessed floor for the shower area.i intend to install shower screen around my shower area..is d only alternative i have to hack n replace the window?


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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Jun 25 2013, 09:54 PM)
ozak sorta like this..
the picture is of the top view...blue is where my window is,then orange is the recessed floor for the shower area.i intend to install shower screen around my shower area..is d only alternative i have to hack n replace the window?
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In your case no problem to do the shower screen. Just that one part of it (over the window) won't sit flush against the wall like in normal case. There will be a gap between the frame and the window, that's all.
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QUOTE(jchong @ Jun 25 2013, 11:24 PM)
In your case no problem to do the shower screen. Just that one part of it (over the window) won't sit flush against the wall like in normal case. There will be a gap between the frame and the window, that's all.
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but im going for those shower screens with frames..safer as i sometimes tend to lean on surfaces like walls lol..that way will there be an ugly horizontal bar on d windowed wall?
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but im going for those shower screens with frames..safer as i sometimes tend to lean on surfaces like walls lol..that way will there be an ugly horizontal bar on d windowed wall?
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As you said, the only issue is it won't look as nice. But doesn't mean it cannot be installed. It will look something like this:

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So up to you if you can accept the look or not. If you cannot accept the look then relocate the window.

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ozak sorta like this..
the picture is of the top view...blue is where my window is,then orange is the recessed floor for the shower area.i intend to install shower screen around my shower area..is d only alternative i have to hack n replace the window?
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How about a aluminium frame glass install same level as the wall? Just the shower side. This will prevent the water flash over. The aluminium frame glass will look about same as your shower screen frame like 1 line. So doesn't look ugly too much.

Or modify the window to long type. Which mean cover up the lower part. Than your shower screen should look nice. Saw some banglo toilet window in this design too.

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Relocated window very troublesome.

QUOTE(jchong @ Jun 26 2013, 07:53 AM)
As you said, the only issue is it won't look as nice. But doesn't mean it cannot be installed. It will look something like this:

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So up to you if you can accept the look or not. If you cannot accept the look then relocate the window.
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QUOTE(jchong @ Jun 26 2013, 07:53 AM)
As you said, the only issue is it won't look as nice. But doesn't mean it cannot be installed. It will look something like this:

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So up to you if you can accept the look or not. If you cannot accept the look then relocate the window.
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ok thanks noted

QUOTE(ozak @ Jun 26 2013, 08:27 AM)
How about a aluminium frame glass install same level as the wall? Just the shower side. This will prevent the water flash over. The aluminium frame glass will look about same as your shower screen frame like 1 line. So doesn't look ugly too much.

Or modify the window to long type. Which mean cover up the lower part. Than your shower screen should look nice. Saw some banglo toilet window in this design too.

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means like the attached picture below?cant coz my wc is to the left of the window,right in line with the shower area.
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modify window is as much money n trouble as relocating window rite?


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Relocated window very troublesome.
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since its still reno midst n im not staying there i think shud be no problem

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since its still reno midst n im not staying there i think shud be no problem
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Since it's in the middle of reno then the inconvenience won't bother you. So it's just a matter of cost to do the window relocation.
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ok thanks noted
means like the attached picture below?cant coz my wc is to the left of the window,right in line with the shower area.
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modify window is as much money n trouble as relocating window rite?
since its still reno midst n im not staying there i think shud be no problem
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Sketch up a 3d will help people here to visualise.

Hire big I'd your toilet windows? If your toilet are not big 2x2 will do. Unless you want it for light coming in.
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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Jun 26 2013, 12:30 PM)
ok thanks noted
means like the attached picture below?cant coz my wc is to the left of the window,right in line with the shower area.
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modify window is as much money n trouble as relocating window rite?
since its still reno midst n im not staying there i think shud be no problem
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Better snap some picture of your toilet.
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QUOTE(jchong @ Jun 26 2013, 12:41 PM)
Since it's in the middle of reno then the inconvenience won't bother you. So it's just a matter of cost to do the window relocation.
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Sketch up a 3d will help people here to visualise.

Hire big I'd your toilet windows? If your toilet are not big 2x2 will do. Unless you want it for light coming in.
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toilet is about 3 feet wider than the one in the picture
Attached Image but my wc will be back against d wall with d windows...currently the window is exactly same size n position wif the 1 in d picture...if hack n move window is abt how much?

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Better snap some picture of your toilet.
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ok will do this saturday..
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decided to move my window thanks guys
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decided to move my window thanks guys
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Hi! Have you considered removing the glass screen and replace I with a nylon shower curtain?
When my ID proposed this, we were very sceptical. After using it for 4 years, we love the concept!
Take a look at the new toilet layout here.
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Hi! Have you considered removing the glass screen and replace I with a nylon shower curtain?
When my ID proposed this, we were very sceptical. After using it for 4 years, we love the concept!
Take a look at the new toilet layout here.
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Nylon shower screen will grow mold on it after sometime. I have to change it after few yrs.
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QUOTE(funnymatthew @ Jul 9 2013, 11:10 PM)
Hi! Have you considered removing the glass screen and replace I with a nylon shower curtain?
When my ID proposed this, we were very sceptical. After using it for 4 years, we love the concept!
Take a look at the new toilet layout here.
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ah too late moved windows ady...d reno workers move pretty quickly =P but its a pretty good idea,minus that i dont particularly like shower curtains

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Nylon shower screen will grow mold on it after sometime. I have to change it after few yrs.
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i esp hate when it sticks to you when wet n stuff,but some ppl love that they can change d bathroom "feel" by just uppdating the shower curtain
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i esp hate when it sticks to you when wet n stuff,but some ppl love that they can change d bathroom "feel" by just uppdating the shower curtain
I have no choice because the shower area is small. Otherwise I won't use nylon screen. The mold will grow on it and rust water mark will stick on it after sometime. Those cheap 1 can't last long and will tear.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 9 2013, 11:58 PM)
I have no choice because the shower area is small. Otherwise I won't use nylon screen. The mold will grow on it and rust water mark will stick on it after sometime. Those cheap 1 can't last long and will tear.
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yeah no choice for small areas..better than no separation at all,then d shower water will spray everywhere-abit slippery..someone sed to throw it in d wasing machine wif some sorta multi-purpose detergent that you can get at hardware stores,its a red liquid forgot the name tho..heard its quite good for shower screens..used it for mopping floor of my hse very clean,cleaning bathroom floor oso-can get rid of d slimeyness,n was told ppl use it to wash their hse curtains too-oso effective.i try to get a photo of it,will post later
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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Jul 10 2013, 12:43 AM)
yeah no choice for small areas..better than no separation at all,then d shower water will spray everywhere-abit slippery..someone sed to throw it in d wasing machine wif some sorta multi-purpose detergent that you can get at hardware stores,its a red liquid forgot the name tho..heard its quite good for shower screens..used it for mopping floor of my hse very clean,cleaning bathroom floor oso-can get rid of d slimeyness,n was told ppl use it to wash their hse curtains too-oso effective.i try to get a photo of it,will post later
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Becarefull with such a powerfull detergent. It do harm more than clean. The powerfull chemical will strip out the tiles/ceramic protected layer and coating. Overtime, your floor will loose shining, the tiles will dull, dirt will stick on it. You have hard time to wash away the shit everytime when the ceramic lost the coating.
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Show us your shower screen when done already ya.


QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Jul 10 2013, 12:43 AM)
yeah no choice for small areas..better than no separation at all,then d shower water will spray everywhere-abit slippery..someone sed to throw it in d wasing machine wif some sorta multi-purpose detergent that you can get at hardware stores,its a red liquid forgot the name tho..heard its quite good for shower screens..used it for mopping floor of my hse very clean,cleaning bathroom floor oso-can get rid of d slimeyness,n was told ppl use it to wash their hse curtains too-oso effective.i try to get a photo of it,will post later
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QUOTE(funnymatthew @ Jul 9 2013, 11:10 PM)
Hi! Have you considered removing the glass screen and replace I with a nylon shower curtain?
When my ID proposed this, we were very sceptical. After using it for 4 years, we love the concept!
Take a look at the new toilet layout here.
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In your case, with the change in layout and given the size of the bathroom, the shower curtain was probably the right solution. But I don't think it is so applicable in the case of Curious.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 10 2013, 08:34 AM)
Becarefull with such a powerfull detergent. It do harm more than clean. The powerfull chemical will strip out the tiles/ceramic protected layer and coating. Overtime, your floor will loose shining, the tiles will dull, dirt will stick on it. You have hard time to wash away the shit everytime when the ceramic lost the coating.
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Aiks din consider that,but we use a very small amount each time

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Show us your shower screen when done already ya.
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will be a few more months I think..
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Hi, why don't you go for tempered glass for your bathroom shower screen? i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

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Hi,

i think swing tempered glass shower screen is more preferable at the moment.. i am from this industry, if you are interested, i can offer you a best price which i believe you can't get it outside.

Thank you

Hi,

I'm looking for a shower screen (length 6ft including the swing door) for my new house bathroom.
Pls PM me the best price if anyone selling here

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I heard solid glass will give better quality roller. Is it true? What size & type your shower screen?

QUOTE(vipervr @ Jul 30 2013, 02:20 PM)
Just got my swing door type installed by Solid Glass. Order placed during the recent home fair at Setia Alam convention center at RM28 psft. Fast installation and neatly done.
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I'm not using any roller.... Just a swing door with fixed panel.

57" x 78" (H)
47" x 78" (H)

Both came to RM1600+

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are you satisfied their quality?

QUOTE(vipervr @ Jul 30 2013, 11:04 PM)
I'm not using any roller.... Just a swing door with fixed panel.

57" x 78" (H)
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Both came to RM1600+
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are you satisfied their quality?
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workmanship of the products look good... installation nicely done, i guess i have no reason to complain.

I'm a happy customer for now... will see how it goes a few months from now.
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I also planning will engage them later. rclxms.gif rclxms.gif


QUOTE(vipervr @ Jul 31 2013, 11:46 AM)
workmanship of the products look good... installation nicely done, i guess i have no reason to complain.

I'm a happy customer for now... will see how it goes a few months from now.
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They got normal and different design folding door with top and bottom roller will reduce the Door coming out. I am using that.

Btw, they moved to balakong already.

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He has mention to me since last month but the showroom haven't done yet. I think will meet him next month.

QUOTE(weikee @ Jul 31 2013, 02:34 PM)
They got normal and different design folding door with top and bottom roller will reduce the Door coming out. I am using that.

Btw, they moved to balakong already.
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He has mention to me since last month but the showroom haven't done yet. I think will meet him next month.
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Not him. Steve.

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Is he Ricky?
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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.
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I need 2 feet wide x 7 feet height shower screen 10mm,
just to block water spill on my toilet bowl.
Anyone can estimate how much is it?
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Hey guys, quick question, how big is your shower area that covered by the shower screen? I m thinking to make a 3x3 ft shower area and cover it with the shower screen, is that very very small?

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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.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 6 2013, 03:29 PM)
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.
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thanks weikee. ya, i feel that it's quite small also, but the space available really limited..lol
I m thinking to have template glass shower screen. I read the previous posts & found out there are sliding door for shower screen as well? hmm.gif hmm.gif



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QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 6 2013, 03:29 PM)
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.
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how come water flow out?i tot shower screen is to keep water flow confined to a certain area?

QUOTE(jensen @ Aug 6 2013, 03:36 PM)
thanks weikee. ya, i feel that it's quite small also, but the space available really limited..lol
I m thinking to have template glass shower screen. I read the previous posts & found out there are sliding door for shower screen as well? hmm.gif  hmm.gif
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yeah 3 by 3 is quite small,maybe 4 by 4?but oso depends on the shape of the shower screen u choose (ie diammond shaped,curved,square/rectangular)..dooor opening wise got sliding door,swing door or bifold door..
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thanks weikee. ya, i feel that it's quite small also, but the space available really limited..lol
I m thinking to have template glass shower screen. I read the previous posts & found out there are sliding door for shower screen as well? hmm.gif  hmm.gif
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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.
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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Aug 6 2013, 03:53 PM)
how come water flow out?i tot shower screen is to keep water flow confined to a certain area?
yeah 3 by 3 is quite small,maybe 4 by 4?but oso depends on the shape of the shower screen u choose (ie diammond shaped,curved,square/rectangular)..dooor opening wise got sliding door,swing door or bifold door..
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Curious, if we have the door open outward, then those water that left on the door will flow out..
I believe this is wat weikee means..lol

em...maybe 3x4, not sure got sufficient space or not cry.gif cry.gif
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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.


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QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 6 2013, 04:04 PM)
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.
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haha, thanks weikee, didn't consider until that level yet..lol notworthy.gif notworthy.gif
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I was quoted RM 1070 for 67" x 72" frameless shower screen with door.
10mm tempered glass.
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QUOTE(jensen @ Aug 6 2013, 04:05 PM)
Curious, if we have the door open outward, then those water that left on the door will flow out..
I believe this is wat weikee means..lol

em...maybe 3x4, not sure got sufficient space or not  cry.gif  cry.gif
thanks for ur info anyway  notworthy.gif
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don't think he meant that kua..coz if that's d case,juz leave d door closed after coming out =)

QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 6 2013, 04:07 PM)
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.
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do u mean splashed water exit thru d crack at d bottom of d door?but then open inward door oso got d small crack wor...
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QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 6 2013, 04:07 PM)
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.
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To prevent water from flowing out with a swing-out door you need a kerb.
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QUOTE(jensen @ Aug 6 2013, 03:14 PM)
Hey guys, quick question, how big is your shower area that covered by the shower screen? I m thinking to make a 3x3 ft shower area and cover it with the shower screen, is that very very small?

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3x3 ft is the min I would suggest. A bit tight, but not very, very small.

Obviously if you can go a bit bigger, like 3x3.5 ft or 3x4 ft, it would be more comfortable. But also depends on the size of your bathroom.
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To prevent water from flowing out with a swing-out door you need a kerb.
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I did not make a kerb for mine.
Instead I lowered the floor area of the shower instead.
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don't think he meant that kua..coz if that's d case,juz leave d door closed after coming out  =)
do u mean splashed water exit thru d crack at d bottom of d door?but then open inward door oso got d small crack wor...
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The gab is cover with rubber seal so no water will splash out. So far so good for my swing and sliding door.
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I did not make a kerb for mine.
Instead I lowered the floor area of the shower instead.
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Lower, and your door swing inside to the shower area right? If swing outside the water still can flow out from the bottom.
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To prevent water from flowing out with a swing-out door you need a kerb.
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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?
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QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 7 2013, 11:37 AM)
The gab is cover with rubber seal so no water will splash out. So far so good for my swing and sliding door.
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With rubber seal, there may be less water going out, but a little bit might still seep out.

QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 7 2013, 11:39 AM)
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?
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Ideally the door located inside the kerb, so any water hitting the door will flow down but blocked by the kerb from going out.

If the door sits on the kerb then yes got chance for water to seep out (even if you put rubber seal).
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Lower, and your door swing inside to the shower area right? If swing outside the water still can flow out from the bottom.
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All depends where is the drop in relation to the door. If the door sits inside the drop then less chance for water to go out (even with swing out door). If door is outside the drop then yes water can still flow out.
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QUOTE(jchong @ Aug 7 2013, 03:16 PM)
All depends where is the drop in relation to the door. If the door sits inside the drop then less chance for water to go out (even with swing out door). If door is outside the drop then yes water can still flow out.
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Drop as the curb? Or water drop? If the door is inside the shower area and inside the curb how to open outward?
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Drop as the curb? Or water drop? If the door is inside the shower area and inside the curb how to open outward?
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The bottom of the door will be just above the kerb (can even put rubber seal), so the kerb will not obstruct the door to swing out.
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Lower, and your door swing inside to the shower area right? If swing outside the water still can flow out from the bottom.
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Yes, swing inside.
I wanted totally frameless but the guy told me best to have a piece of frame at the top.
Just firmed up the order an hour ago.
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Yes, swing inside.
I wanted totally frameless but the guy told me best to have a piece of frame at the top.
Just firmed up the order an hour ago.
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What was his reason for the frame on top? Was it to give it more structural strength?
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What was his reason for the frame on top? Was it to give it more structural strength?
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That's what the guy said !
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The bottom of the door will be just above the kerb (can even put rubber seal), so the kerb will not obstruct the door to swing out.
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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.
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Yes, swing inside.
I wanted totally frameless but the guy told me best to have a piece of frame at the top.
Just firmed up the order an hour ago.
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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.
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I did not make a kerb for mine.
Instead I lowered the floor area of the shower instead.
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Here's a pic of how it is now - wip.
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The shower screen will be on the top art.
Door and fixed glass attached to the wall using brackets instead of u channel.
As as mentioned, a rod at the top which I don't really want but just want to play safe.
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Here how my bath room shower screen

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Here how my bath room shower screen

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You are using a u channel on the fixed glass piece.
What about the lower part - u channel as well ?

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Yours have kerb too? What the size between wall to wall?

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Sorry may I know what is curb?

QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 7 2013, 11:39 AM)
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?
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Here's a pic of how it is now - wip.
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The shower screen will be on the top art.
Door and fixed glass attached to the wall using brackets instead of u channel.
As as mentioned, a rod at the top which I don't really want but just want to play safe.
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In your case the door will be located on the top part (before the drop), so swing out or in doesn't make a difference in so far as water splashing is concerned (a rubber seal at the bottom of the door will prevent most of the water from getting out).

Your shower area is quite long (probably about 5') and since the door is most likely at the left side, it will be further away from the shower water splashing. For functionality in your case, probably swing in would be better. So the area outside will be clear for you to put a towel rod. Or you can hang towel outside the shower door and just open in to grab the towel after showering.
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Sorry may I know what is curb?
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Just Google for "shower kerb" and select the Images tab and you can view many examples.

Normally people put a kerb if they do not drop the shower area floor.

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Ok got it. Is separate between toilet & shower place. My house also have this kerb. So how to prevent water splash out if install sliding or swing shower screen?

QUOTE(jchong @ Aug 8 2013, 11:52 AM)
Just Google for "shower kerb" and select the Images tab and you can view many examples.

Normally people put a kerb if they do not drop the shower area floor.
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You are using a u channel on the fixed glass piece.
What about the lower part - u channel as well ?
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Is a thin stainless steel U channel on the wall and floor
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QUOTE(jchong @ Aug 8 2013, 11:52 AM)
Just Google for "shower kerb" and select the Images tab and you can view many examples.

Normally people put a kerb if they do not drop the shower area floor.
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Here's a photo of what is a kerb - my current house toilet.
Ignore the black thing there - there is no door and I place it there to prevent splashing out.
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QUOTE(jchong @ Aug 8 2013, 11:49 AM)
In your case the door will be located on the top part (before the drop), so swing out or in doesn't make a difference in so far as water splashing is concerned (a rubber seal at the bottom of the door will prevent most of the water from getting out).

Your shower area is quite long (probably about 5') and since the door is most likely at the left side, it will be further away from the shower water splashing. For functionality in your case, probably swing in would be better. So the area outside will be clear for you to put a towel rod. Or you can hang towel outside the shower door and just open in to grab the towel after showering.
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Yes the shower is 67" long and door is to the left.
Door will be 28" and swing in.
I'm now taking weikee pic of his shower screen to check with my contractor on the possibility of not using an iron bar at the top.
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QUOTE(sekkee @ Aug 8 2013, 02:48 PM)
Yes the shower is 67" long and door is to the left.
Door will be 28" and swing in.
I'm now taking weikee pic of his shower screen to check with my contractor on the possibility of not using an iron bar at the top.
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Hi bro Sekkee..nice to see your renovation making much progress..may i know what is price of you shower screen per set minus the shower accessories..day before visited a shop in puchong..price before negotiate was about RM1.7 K..width about 1200mm x height 1980mm using the top bar include those handle and hydraulic hinges..

Like bro Weikee, prefer the swing in door..appreciate your advise.. thumbup.gif

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I'm now taking weikee pic of his shower screen to check with my contractor on the possibility of not using an iron bar at the top.
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Since the door hinges will be bolted to the left wall, then no problem with the door. Maybe your contractor is just worried about the glass panel on the right. In general it should not be a problem (even without the bar on top).
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QUOTE(petlu28 @ Aug 8 2013, 01:13 PM)
Ok got it. Is separate between toilet & shower place. My house also have this kerb. So how to prevent water splash out if install sliding or swing shower screen?
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The kerb is to prevent water from splashing out. Your shower screen sits on top of the kerb.
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Yes the shower is 67" long and door is to the left.
Door will be 28" and swing in.
I'm now taking weikee pic of his shower screen to check with my contractor on the possibility of not using an iron bar at the top.
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Is he giving you tempered glass or weaker glass?
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QUOTE(Avatar II @ Aug 8 2013, 02:14 PM)
Hi bro Sekkee..nice to see your renovation making much progress..may i know what is price of you shower screen per set minus the shower accessories..day before visited a shop in puchong..price before negotiate was about RM1.7 K..width about 1200mm x height 1980mm using the top bar include those handle and hydraulic hinges..

Like bro Weikee, prefer the swing in door..appreciate your advise.. thumbup.gif
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About RM 1100 for 67" x 72" for the shower screen.
TQ.
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Tempered glass. 10 mm.
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Tempered glass. 10 mm.
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Good because that is the proper spec for frameless shower screen.
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Your installer not experience enough la.
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QUOTE(sekkee @ Aug 8 2013, 06:07 PM)
About RM 1100 for 67" x 72" for the shower screen.
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Woww, shocking.gif very good pricing..the size you mention is not much difference..thanks..will check with more quote
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Your installer not experience enough la.
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Will hantam him on Monday
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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.
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QUOTE(weikee @ Aug 9 2013, 02:08 PM)
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.
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I assumed the contractor was going to make it from wall to wall. If not, yeah the strength won't be there and the top bar is unnecessary.
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I assumed the contractor was going to make it from wall to wall. If not, yeah the strength won't be there and the top bar is unnecessary.
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Yes, and that will not look nice.
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Your installer not experience enough la.
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why do u say that?btw how to know if the installer is good onot?

can anyone enlighten me on d types of glass used too?i tot oni got 8mm and 10mm thickness for the shower screen glass,got other types around?
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May i know you using solar or storage water heater?

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Here how my bath room shower screen

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QUOTE(~Curious~ @ Aug 11 2013, 10:16 PM)
why do u say that?btw how to know if the installer is good onot?

can anyone enlighten me on d types of glass used too?i tot oni got 8mm and 10mm thickness for the shower screen glass,got other types around?
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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.
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May i know you using solar or storage water heater?
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Storage. Most of my renovation information content in my thread.
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Storage. Most of my renovation information content in my thread.
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Electric bill exp?

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Ok. Can you shared your thread here. Thanks

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Storage. Most of my renovation information content in my thread.
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Search la. USJ renovation.

Don't want to do self promoting.
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Not really. About 9-11kw per day with one Ac 1.5hp switch on i hours daily.
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Not really. About 9-11kw per day with one Ac 1.5hp switch on i hours daily.
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Ok. May i know storage hot water piping expensive?

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11000 W means bout Rm2.2 per day.
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About RM 1100 for 67" x 72" for the shower screen.
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1. I keep seeing 67" x 72". You are referring to inches?
2. My house is nicely tiled(from developer). Very sayang to hack and build kerb. Can I just use rubber to stick on the tiles? Or aluminium bottom frame? Just curious why these are not options....
Ay cons if I do rubber or aluminium frame at the bottom?
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1. I keep seeing 67" x 72". You are referring to inches?
2. My house is nicely tiled(from developer). Very sayang to hack and build kerb. Can I just use rubber to stick on the tiles? Or aluminium bottom frame? Just curious why these are not options....
Ay cons if I do rubber or aluminium frame at the bottom?
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5' means 5 Feet
5" means 5 inches
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5' means 5 Feet
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QUOTE(StrOmGaLD @ May 9 2012, 11:19 PM)
My uncle's house located at Subang Jaya, just completed renovation by extending and upgrading his bathrooms to luxury atmosphere. Went to visit his home a few days ago and he was proudly showing me his bathroom with his new shower screen setup. Apparently, his shower screen's dimensions were rather close to yours. Was showing him your quotation on my laptop, he said he managed to get it at a much cheaper price from Emack Enterprise, which so happen was the same shop that I did my shower screen with. What a coincidence! Didn't know he wanted shower screens at his bathroom if not I would have recommended him at the first place to save the hassles. He was happy with the services and found it affordable compared to the other shops he checked around for quotation.

Previously my uncle's lower ground bathroom shower screen, he did it from another shop and the service was terrible. Punctuality was a concern, unprofessional and kept delaying installation date. He was unhappy when he recalled the experience.

Maybe you can check with Emack Enterprise?

My bathrooms were also upgraded a while ago and I did it with Emack also. Happy with my bathroom so far as water can't splash across when bathing.

Hate those bathrooms that are always wet!

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Emack not operating anymore? Went around looking for their shop, but can't find....
Couldn't search for his numbers/mobile because phone no batt. rclxub.gif rclxub.gif rclxub.gif
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Emack not operating anymore? Went around looking for their shop, but can't find....
Couldn't search for his numbers/mobile because phone no batt.  rclxub.gif  rclxub.gif  rclxub.gif
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did you find emack at last?
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anyone dealt with YTL Glass (http://www.ytlglass.com/about.html) b4?
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What type of silicon your guys using? Anti mould sealant? Black mould already building up on my silicon strips, such a ugly sight.
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I called Mr Edward Wong (emackent.wordpress.com) after reading this threat.

Mr Wong came to my house to check the bath. He not only advised on the different type of shower screen to use for my two baths but also gave some pointers on how to fix some of the flaws done by my contractor.

For those who want to make comparison, below are the quotation from Mr Wong. Granted, other sales people at those home expos gave cheaper quotation. However, after my contractor, whom I have known for 4 years, really screwed up my house renovation, getting the best quotation is no longer my priority. Reliable (before and after) service is.

To Supply and Install
1) Frameless Shower Screen using 10mm thick clear tempered glass complete with accessories.
Size : L.Shape - 1000 x 1505 x 1830 (H)
Price: RM 1980.00

2) Framed Shower Screen using Aluminiun Section and 4.5 mm clear tempered glass comprises of 2 slided and 1 fixed panels.
Size : 1115 x 1830 (H)
Price: RM 680.00

3) Swing Aluminium door using Aluminium Section and laminated glass complete with cylindrical lock set and Stainless Steel Hinges.
Size : 830 x 2050 (H)
Price: RM 750.00

4) Aluminium Casement Window with clear glass installed to existing wooden frame.
Size : 340 x 1000 (H)
Price: 2 Nos @ 180.00 = RM 360.00


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is there anyway to "slow down" the shower screen swing door?
mine is "over lubricated" and when wind blows, the swing door will slam to the shower screen... it is quite scary.. worry the shower screen will break...
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hi all,

Im wondering where i can find these kind of shower screen and does anyone know the price?

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QUOTE(Laine @ Dec 4 2013, 11:32 AM)
is there anyway to "slow down" the shower screen swing door?
mine is "over lubricated" and when wind blows, the swing door will slam to the shower screen... it is quite scary.. worry the shower screen will break...
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You need to get the shower screen worker . The hingers can be adjusted to slow down the speed.
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any shower screen contractor here? please PM.. i need quotation for 3 bathrooms

tempered glass 10mm with frame

bathroom 1 L-shape 3ft x 4ft with swing door
bathroom 2 L-shape 3ft x 4ft with swing door
master bathroom just one piece 5ft long with with swing door

height is 7ft for all

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QUOTE(rajlesta00 @ Jan 12 2014, 12:59 AM)
any shower screen contractor here? please PM.. i need quotation for 3 bathrooms

tempered glass 10mm with frame

bathroom 1 L-shape 3ft x 4ft with swing door
bathroom 2 L-shape 3ft x 4ft with swing door
master bathroom just one piece 5ft long with with swing door

height is 7ft for all

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Read through the threads and you will find few people recommended Edward from Emack Enterprise. Contact him. I just got mine done by him. Price definitely very competitive than Reliance and Solid Glass
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QUOTE(kenlimfornication @ Dec 31 2013, 12:10 PM)
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Im wondering where i can find these kind of shower screen and does anyone know the price?

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I am looking for this for my kitchen as well. Does any supplier/contractor is doing this? please PM me

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I must agree that quality of service is of most importance to not just me but anyone else. My uncle recently was looking for shower screen and I recommended him to Mr. Edward Wong from Emack Enterprise (http://emackent.wordpress.com/) without any hesitation because I know he can be counted on due to his diligence and experience in the field. As per expectation, he was really happy with Mr. Edward Wong service.

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Read through the threads and you will find few people recommended Edward from Emack Enterprise. Contact him. I just got mine done by him. Price definitely very competitive than Reliance and Solid Glass
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i jz got my terrace house for master bath room done with shower screen...
contacted friend of my friend...he's specialize in shower screen contractor...
friendsship price with nice advice on design....thanks..

so, help him to ads over here a bit ler... ^.^
highly recommended to u guys.... his contact Mr. Lee- 0123192911

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QUOTE(Cheryl_Mummy @ Mar 19 2014, 09:58 AM)
i jz got my terrace house for master bath room done with shower screen...
contacted friend of my friend...he's specialize in shower screen contractor...
friendsship price with nice advice on design....thanks..

so, help him to ads over here a bit ler... ^.^
highly recommended to u guys.... his contact Mr. Lee- 0123192911

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may i know how much was the costs?

thanks.
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cheryl_mummy does he have a shop that i can visit and have a look? thx

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QUOTE(Cheryl_Mummy @ Mar 19 2014, 09:58 AM)
i jz got my terrace house for master bath room done with shower screen...
contacted friend of my friend...he's specialize in shower screen contractor...
friendsship price with nice advice on design....thanks..

so, help him to ads over here a bit ler... ^.^
highly recommended to u guys.... his contact Mr. Lee- 0123192911

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This design how much?
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QUOTE(weikee @ Feb 8 2012, 10:39 AM)
Mine is sliding 2 pieces only. Width is about 5feet

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sorry to tumpang thread...

Weikee... i like your wall tiles. Is it 1ft x 2ft tile? How much per piece? Where did you get it? Thanks...
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sorry to tumpang thread...

Weikee... i like your wall tiles. Is it 1ft x 2ft tile? How much per piece? Where did you get it? Thanks...
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Anybody knows how to clean tough water spots on shower screens?
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Anybody knows how to clean tough water spots on shower screens?
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Glass cleaner with old newspaper?
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Glass cleaner with old newspaper?
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That's normal way of cleaning.

But the tough water spot stain is not so easily removed.


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That's normal way of cleaning.

But the tough water spot stain is not so easily removed.
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Depend how strong your glass surface are. Do note not all glass are make equal, especially cheap china glass very easy scratch. Below method may scratch some glass especially china cheap glass.

- You can try use 3m scotch scrub with vinegar to rub.
- use very fine sand paper minimal #2000 and soak in water
- toothpaste + cloth and rub.

If unsure, try small area at corner.

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QUOTE(DigitalTech @ May 15 2014, 09:49 AM)
That's normal way of cleaning.

But the tough water spot stain is not so easily removed.
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What others did to prevent water marks was to apply a layer of RainX especially for new shower screen, you need to use some elbow grease for application. Water will just slide off rather than stick onto surface, creating marks after evaporation.

The most tedious part is mould growing on silicon joint, very unsightly.

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What others did to prevent water marks is to apply a layer of RainX especially for new shower screen, you need to use some elbow grease for application. Water will just slide off rather than stick onto surface, creating marks after evaporation.

The most tedious part is mould growing on silicon joint, very unsightly.
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Let it growth till entire strip become dark brown biggrin.gif
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Let it growth till entire strip become dark brown biggrin.gif
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Still cracking my head to design a shower screen that totally eliminate the use of silicon. Perhaps build the screen after the curb, meaning shower screen will be place inside the shower area rather then sitting in the middle of the curb. Just use bracket to hold glass panel. Can only be done if shower area is big enough.

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Still cracking my head to design a shower screen that totally eliminate the use of silicon. Perhaps build the screen after the curb, meaning shower screen will be place inside the shower area rather then sitting in the middle of the curb. Just use bracket to hold glass panel. Can only be done if shower area is big enough.
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Is either rubber, silicon to hold the glass else it will break. The neutral silicon will (as claim) will not growth fungus.

Having glass door / sliding door require maintenance. Earlier I having another issue with my sliding glass door, the roller keep breaking (crack) think due to the weight of the glass door, and change twice (under warranty), now that is over the manufacture (solid glass) ask me to change the railing to a better design, Of course with some fees. RM 350. Hope this fix the problem. If not I will ditch the mid range sliding door and go for a thick and heavy duty sliding door, of course double to triple the price sad.gif
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Is either rubber, silicon to hold the glass else it will break. The neutral silicon will (as claim) will not growth fungus.

Having glass door / sliding door require maintenance. Earlier I having another issue with my sliding glass door, the roller keep breaking (crack) think due to the weight of the glass door, and change twice (under warranty), now that is over the manufacture (solid glass)  ask me to change the railing to a better design, Of course with some fees. RM 350. Hope this fix the problem. If not I will ditch the mid range sliding door and go for a thick and heavy duty sliding door, of course double to triple the price sad.gif
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Thanks for highlighting the problem with sliding door, mine is a swing door type. Was considering sliding for future use as it's less awkward especially when you have a small area.
If too much of a hassle with railing problems and fungus growth, may opt for El Cheapo shower curtain. laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif

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Thanks for highlighting the problem with sliding door, mine is a swing door type. Was considering sliding for future use as it's less awkward especially when you have a small area.
If too much of a hassle with railing problems and fungus growth, may opt for El Cheapo shower curtain. laugh.gif  laugh.gif  laugh.gif
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Water spots on the glass are due to calcium carbonate build up, easily cleaned by wiping the glass with vinegar and let it soaked for 30mins, repeat if needed.
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Water spots on the glass are due to calcium carbonate build up, easily cleaned by wiping the glass with vinegar and let it soaked for 30mins, repeat if needed.
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The white scale are slime or calcium.

To prevent first apply rain X.

The next thing to do is to understand why it build up on your tap, glass and floor and very hard to remove even with vinegar, baking soda, glass cleaner, etc. Water has calcium dissolved in it and when heated it become more active and being "disturbed" in the water. In order to prevent white scale spots turn off your hot water tap and spray cold water all over the place (your glass, wall tiles and floor) after bath.

Go buy Rain X, it should remove most of the spot. Do not try on metal or the tap cause I did not do that before and know not what the consequences.
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Hi All,

I would like to get a quotation for a frameless shower screen.

2 ft (length) x 2 ft 10 inch (width) x 7 ft (height)

Appreciate if any contractor can get back to me soonest.

Please PM.


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hi .. any good places to get shower screen
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Hi All,

I would like to get a quotation for a frameless shower screen.

2 ft (length) x 2 ft 10 inch (width) x 7 ft (height)

Appreciate if any contractor can get back to me soonest.

Please PM.
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so thick?? or L shape?
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QUOTE(puihua_4 @ Jun 10 2014, 04:27 PM)
Hi All,

I would like to get a quotation for a frameless shower screen.

2 ft (length) x 2 ft 10 inch (width) x 7 ft (height)

Appreciate if any contractor can get back to me soonest.

Please PM.
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Hi,

Have you gotten your quote yet? Do you mind sharing approx how much does this cost?

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Anybody can advise where I can buy the rubber seal for the glass shower screen?

My current shower screen seal is wearing out and my previous contractor no longer in business.

Hope you guys can advise.

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My sliding shower screen door stuck. Looking for someone can do the repair work. Any maintenance guy can recommend?
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I would like to get a quote for shower screen too. Anyone can recommend?
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Need a quote for 6ft tempered glass shower screen with tempered glass swing door. 2 bathrooms. I want good quality glass screens with high grade door seals.

Location: Damansara.

Installation must be done by 15 Dec 2017.

Please PM asap with full company name and preferably pics of actual installations done before.

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Question: where to buy rubber seal for shower screen? Thanks
easywin3
post Feb 20 2018, 02:05 PM

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QUOTE(modesto66 @ Feb 20 2018, 11:34 AM)
Question: where to buy rubber seal for shower screen? Thanks
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Try Homepro (Submit USJ or Putrajaya IOI City Mall)
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post Feb 20 2018, 02:07 PM

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QUOTE(easywin3 @ Feb 20 2018, 02:05 PM)
Try Homepro (Submit USJ or Putrajaya IOI City Mall)
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Ok great thanks
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post Feb 20 2018, 06:08 PM

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Jz curious
The shower area using high low design floor (wet low,dry high)
Or a edge and installed the shower screen to seperate the dry wet zone?

zelltan8
post Jun 14 2019, 10:37 AM

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i recently got quoted for shower screen too

Bedroom 1: sliding tempered glass 52" and 6' height RM1500

is this price ok?

 

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