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DIY Tips on Installing a Glass Shower

A frameless glass shower is famous for its beautiful design and easy maintenance. Many years ago, showers were mainly installed with ugly and big frames. You can go either with semi-frameless or fully frameless glass (if we forget about any old school shower screens).

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The semi frameless glass has thin frame that runs along the top or bottom of the glass and it is holding the panels in place. This article will give you some tips of how to install a frameless shower screen. The first job is to get an exact measurement of the shower, so that the right glass can be ordered. Every shower is different and getting an accurate measurement is a crucial step.

Measurements should be performed by an experienced professional as it can cost thousands of dollars if done wrong. The next step is now to order the glass from a professional glass manufacturer. A standard size for glass is 12 mm. Once the glass is delivered it is time to actually install the shower. If you are replacing an old shower you have to unscrew or unhook the old frames and if there is silicone, cut it with an appropriate knife. The corners are extremely sensitive and the glass will break if it hits on bare concrete. Hang the door and glue the fixed panels with silicone.