🔹 Choose the Right Type of Door

Before installation, select a door that fits your space and style:

• Frameless Doors: Offer a minimalist, modern look. Ideal for open, luxurious bathrooms.

• Framed Doors: More budget-friendly and easier to install, great for traditional setups.

• Sliding Doors: Perfect for compact bathrooms where swing space is limited.

• Hinged Doors: Best for wide openings and upscale design.

Always measure your shower opening accurately and consult with a professional if unsure.

🔹 Prep Your Space

Make sure the shower area is clean, dry, and level. Walls and floors should be finished (tile or waterproof panels) and the measurements confirmed before drilling.

• Use a level to confirm your surfaces are straight.

• Mark the mounting points with painter’s tape.

• Protect your floor with a drop cloth.

🔹 Install the Tracks or Hinges

Whether you’re using a framed or frameless design, install mounting hardware first:

• For sliding doors, install the bottom track and top rail securely with wall anchors.

• For hinged doors, install hinges into wall studs or use heavy-duty anchors.

• Always double-check alignment before tightening.

🔹 Handle Glass with Care

Tempered glass can shatter if dropped or improperly installed. Always:

• Wear safety gloves

• Keep the door vertical

• Avoid over-tightening clamps or screws

Use suction grips or a helper to safely position the glass during installation.

🔹 Seal Properly

Use clear silicone caulk to seal the joints where the door frame meets the wall and base. Avoid blocking water drainage points and allow 24–48 hours to dry before using the shower.

🔹 Test the Door

After installation:

• Open and close the door to check for smooth operation

• Inspect for any gaps or leaks

• Tighten any loose hardware

• Clean the glass to remove fingerprints or dust