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Glass Shower enclosure
Glass Shower enclosure
We have a large walk in shower that has a static door then the opening door. The static panel has nothing to steady it, only the hinges fixed to the tiled wall. This means as the suction of the door opens outwards it moves the static glass panel quite a bit both ways. We are worried about the safety aspect and I am trying to think of the best, most unobtrusive way to steady the bottom. I do not want a big piece of chrome from the glass wall to the tiled wall. Do you think I could have something akin to a door stop, possibly on the dry side only of the end of the glass section? 
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You're certainly getting loads of pleasure out of your villa eh! LICY!LICY wrote:We have a large walk in shower that has a static door then the opening door. The static panel has nothing to steady it, only the hinges fixed to the tiled wall. This means as the suction of the door opens outwards it moves the static glass panel quite a bit both ways. We are worried about the safety aspect and I am trying to think of the best, most unobtrusive way to steady the bottom. I do not want a big piece of chrome from the glass wall to the tiled wall. Do you think I could have something akin to a door stop, possibly on the dry side only of the end of the glass section?
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Yes duckie! You have been in my shower with me, but I do worry the glass could cause injury the way it moves. (No not the earth moves).

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It might if I was in there long enough with you like!LICY wrote:Yes duckie! You have been in my shower with me, but I do worry the glass could cause injury the way it moves. (No not the earth moves).![]()
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Maybe six months.pato wrote:It might if I was in there long enough with you like!LICY wrote:Yes duckie! You have been in my shower with me, but I do worry the glass could cause injury the way it moves. (No not the earth moves).![]()
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logicbob
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Re: Glass Shower enclosure
As quick as that. 
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Come on boys what do I do with the glass panel to stop it shuddering?
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carolyn
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Hi Licy, I would have thought there should have been a 'bracing' bar to support the static panel. What make is the enclosure? I would look in Google Images and see if there's a photo of your enclosure showing a brace bar - it sounds like it might not have been installed? You need to look at the photos quite carefully.
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Yes I think that may be right. Not sure of the Najee till I go out later this month.carolyn wrote:Hi Licy, I would have thought there should have been a 'bracing' bar to support the static panel. What make is the enclosure? I would look in Google Images and see if there's a photo of your enclosure showing a brace bar - it sounds like it might not have been installed? You need to look at the photos quite carefully.
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Simple!!!!!!!!!!! stop Sha**ing in the shower.LICY wrote:Come on boys what do I do with the glass panel to stop it shuddering?
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go to" home" just outside lagoa on 125 passed izi build on right , speak to the girl there she will tell you what you need , or go to le-roy merlin , they have all sorts of glass shower panels on display with various fittings .
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Thank you Pato. Funny don't recall doing that!
Thanks MM.
Thanks MM.

