Round off the ends of the cut with a file.
How to in stall a shower door.
If water is escaping between the door and base track consider attaching a separate drip tray to catch and redirect what.
Rollers on the outside door face outward.
Attach the seal strip to the bottom of the door and cut it to the required length.
Hang the doors on the track making sure the handles do not interfere with each other.
Repeat this with the right column.
Place the glass clamp sweep into place on the door s bottom edge and secure it at the door clamp.
Place the left side column onto wall and secure it by placing screws into the correct wall anchors.
Towel off the wet frame before adding more sealant and allow the sealant to cure completely prior to your next test.
Crimp the ends of the groove closed with pliers to hold the sweep permanently in place.
Slide the vinyl sweep back into the groove in the rail.
Attach the door handles and any towel bars.
Rollers for the inside door face inside the shower enclosure.
For the side columns use wall anchors and hammer them into the holes.
Pull the thin vinyl sweep out of the drip rail and set it aside.
Install the outer door and make sure both glide freely.
Hang the inside door first sliding it all the way forward toward the wall with the showerhead.
Locating the wall.
Cut the drip rail with a hacksaw to match the width of the door.
Locating the bottom track.
How to install a shower or tub door measuring and cutting the tracks.