All of the commentors believe the door should be on the left instead of the right. Id love someone to explain how a person would walk into the shower with the toilet in the way. There is a vinyl between the gap to orevent water seepage. This video is over 4 years old, and the client is without issue of this date 2024.
If you’re standing inside the shower, you should see the roller has two holes. You need a special tool made for those wheels. Usually comes with the hardware package.
@m k did you notice there's a toilet there? The door cannot be on the left side as per code. Also, the door cannot be on the outside. There's a vinyl strip to cover the gap.
@@ExceptionalGlassLLC the door absolutely can and has to be on the outside. No strip needed. Incorrect install. If I did this, my customers would demand that it be fixed. If a contractor did this to me, I wouldn’t pay him. Depends on what value of homes you work in I guess. This is unacceptable in a luxury home.
All of the commentors believe the door should be on the left instead of the right.
Id love someone to explain how a person would walk into the shower with the toilet in the way. There is a vinyl between the gap to orevent water seepage.
This video is over 4 years old, and the client is without issue of this date 2024.
The bottom rollers aren’t touching. I’m having the same issue. How do you adjust the roller? I can’t see where you can disassemble. Help.
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If you’re standing inside the shower, you should see the roller has two holes. You need a special tool made for those wheels. Usually comes with the hardware package.
Whats the name
You installed it backwards.... is there water on the curb/floor after you shower?
No, it's installed correctly.
Never had to Service it.
100% backwards. The glass is overlapping in the wrong direction with the gap facing the shower head. This is wrong.
@m k did you notice there's a toilet there? The door cannot be on the left side as per code. Also, the door cannot be on the outside. There's a vinyl strip to cover the gap.
@@ExceptionalGlassLLC the door absolutely can and has to be on the outside. No strip needed. Incorrect install. If I did this, my customers would demand that it be fixed. If a contractor did this to me, I wouldn’t pay him. Depends on what value of homes you work in I guess. This is unacceptable in a luxury home.
We can agree to disagree kind sir.