BEFORE YOU START
The most fragile parts of tempered glass panels are the corners. Therefore, it is critical you have the rubber blocks in place so the glass never touches
the tile surface you are installing onto. Please make sure the glass is always on blocks while out of the packaging prior/during install. Rubber block is provided in
your hardware pack however you can use wood, cardboard or other rubber products to protect against breakage.
Silicon is not provided this will need to be purchased separately. We recommend using clear, mold resistant silicon which be purchased at your local
hardware store.
The items you should receive for this shower door model are listed below. This model ships in
5 packages
.
1.
Door panel
2.
Fixed Panel
3.
Fixed Panel
4.
WH Sweep set – (1 full length sweep, 1 bottom sweep)
5.
Hardware Pack – (2 hinges, 1 door handle, 4 mounting clips, 1 90° clamping bracket)
PART ONE – Install Fixed Panel (return)
1.
The front panels (door and fixed panel) are to line up with the outside edge of the return panel. Measure from the wall
where the door will hang the width of the two front panels combined plus 3/16”. This is the center line for the return
panel to be placed.
2.
Mark a level vertical line on this wall with a level.
a.
This line is where you will be attaching the 2 clamps to the wall.
i.
TIP:
We recommend using a pencil so this can be easily removed.
3.
Mark the center point for the two clamps on the wall.
a.
Top Clamp: measure 70 ¼ inches from the floor along the vertical line.
b.
Bottom Clamp: measure 7 ¾ inches from the floor along the vertical line.
c.
The third clip for the floor should be placed 3” from edge furthest from the wall. Measure the same distance
you measured from the wall the door is hanging from as in step 1 to get your center line for this clip (combined
width of front 2 panels plus 3/16”). If placing the on a shower pan we recommend not using the floor
mounting clips, simply use the 1/8” rubber block provided and silicone to the pan.
4.
Drill the holes for the clamps to the wall and floor
a.
Using a ¼” drill bit drill the holes for the 3 clips /clamps.
b.
Insert the provided plugs into the holes using a hammer, be careful not to hit the tile and crack.
c.
Place clamp over holes and drill in screws to secure the clamp. Make sure these are tight and secure.
5.
Set the fixed panel in place.
a.
Place the 1/8” rubber block provided on the ground 1 ½ inches from the edge of the panel closest to wall and
place the 1/16” rubber block inside the clamp on the floor to prevent the glass touching tile or clamp on the
floor where all the glass weight will be. Rubber blocks are not required in the wall clamps.
b.
Carefully place the fixed panel on the rubber blocks and slot the glass into the clamps.
i.
IMPORTANT:
The most fragile parts of the glass panels are the corners. Therefore, it is critical you
have the rubber blocks in place so the glass never touches the tile surface you are installing onto.
6.
Ensure the fixed panel is level.
a.
On the edge that will meet the door panel, use a spirit level to make sure the fixed panel is level and in line.
i.
TIP:
Use additional rubber blocks on either end of panel existing blocks to raise/drop the fixed panel if
required.
ii.
IMPORTANT:
This panel is to line up with the front of the shower.
PART TWO – Install Fixed Panel (front)
1.
The edge of the front fixed panel lines up with the outside edge of the return panel that returns to the wall.
2.
Set the fixed panel in place.
a.
Place the 1/8” rubber block provided on the ground 1 ½ inches from the edge of the panel closest to return
panel and place the 1/16” rubber block inside the clamp on the floor to prevent the glass touching tile or clamp
on the floor where all the glass weight will be. Carefully place the fixed panel on the rubber blocks and line up
the two outside edges of the glass.
i.
IMPORTANT:
The most fragile parts of the glass panels are the corners. Therefore, it is critical you
have the rubber blocks in place so the glass never touches the tile surface you are installing onto.
3.
Ensure the fixed panel is level and lines up with the return panel and is the same height
4.
Slide the 90 degree clamping bracket over the top of both panels and tighten the screws so it is very firmly clamping
both glass panels
