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Ailm3nt RX

4y↑23

the doors are set in coordination with placement of the shower head. the behind door should be against the wall the shower head is on so the water doesn't ho through the gap between the glasses

Str8sixfan

4y↑5

Got me mentally prepped for my shower door install now...but that's probably 1-2 weeks away at the rate I'm going! Slow over here, but so far happy with all my results. Been taking my time and your videos have helped a ton!

Peter Fagley

4y↑1

Great video, your hardwood floor video got me through my first installation and now having watched this one a few times, off I go. Thank you for your training and look forward to many more projects. I join the team today, hope you visit New England on your tour next year!!

ScatZ DesignZ

5y↑15

Two years ago, your "Complete Drywall Installation Guide" helped me A) be decidedly better at installing and finishing drywall, and B) take less joint compound home with me in my ears, nose, eyes and throat. You have a knack for explaining what you are doing in an efficient, yet pleasant manner. I now look for you any time I am doing something for the first time, and am installing practically the same shower door today. Thanks for another great video.

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5y↑1

Great to her. Cheers!

Lawrence

Thanks for the great video, highly informative, well done and you make it look easy. I hope to tackle this exact same project soon and the tip with placing the glass inside the shower area before doing the other steps is a thoughtful step. Thanks again!

tall tree

5y↑11

Great instruction. Love the heads up tips that aren't included in most vendor install literature. Keep up the good work!!

Bruce Vogel

5y↑1

Exactly what I needed, a complete step by step with helpful hints. Been waiting to get this done and this made it easy.

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Glad to help Bruce! Cheers!

mr hui

3y↑1

I have used the spade type drill bit for a few showers already. I didn't use the hammer function on my drill. I find that it works much better and the bit last a lot longer.

Armando De Michele

5y↑3

I am a master tile setter sir, and man made showers (old school way) is one of my specialties. I just wanted to compliment a beautiful job that I am sure is very well done. I agree with the importance of having the right type of bit, I keep the bit longer because I dip it in cold water often because the heat is what kills the bit, especially on porcelain tile, which is as hard, if not harder, than granite. Nothing is more aggravating than having to stop the glass installation because the tile chips or cracks, and that needs replacing, all because of wrong bit, lol. Great work and great video!

BoojumFed

4y↑5

For those screws in the first U-channel, you can punch the thread through a bit of plastic bag and hold the bag to keep that little bit of pressure onto the bit. Then, once the screw is in (or mostly in) you can pull the bag a bit harder to tear it off of the head of the screw and remove all evidence. ;^) You may have to fold/ double a standard grocery bag to get it to work, but you can use one bag for a lot of screws.

Nancy Chang

I love your work so much! I myself enjoy renovations etc very much as well, but still learning. I'm honestly so happy to have found your channel!

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Glad to have you join our Renovation Nation. Cheers!

Don Jose

Beautiful shower design , great job !

Cap O'Brien

5y↑1

Terrific walkthrough of an installation. I’ve been contemplating installing a glass door on a tub. This helps me understand some of the challenges and preventative steps to avoid issues during and after installation.

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Cheers, you can do it!

Gary Morley

3y↑1

Excellent video Jeff, your explanations and presentation are top notch!

vladasonic

A few months ago, I did my basement shower renovation myself with pretty good results. I stumbled upon your channel after it was finished (unfortunately). On the subject of drilling, I used the diamond drill and sprayed water while drilling, and it still lasted about 10 holes. Porcelain is very tough material to drill.
Now I'm doing my main upstairs bathroom re-modelling (almost building it from scratch). Since the demolition phase, your instructions helped a lot! Easily the best instructions on Youtube, and I don't say this lightly, I've almost seen all of the good ones. Your skills sir are amazing! And one can tell right away by your attitude and confidence with which you talk and accomplish your tasks. The quality of your work is amazing too, waaaay above average. Your little tips and hacks is what truly differentiates you from all the other DIY channels.
I'm currently mudding and taping and it is a painful and boring phase. But your video series on mudding and taping is what should be taught at contractor courses!
Tiling is next for me, but I don't find it as difficult and I just enjoy it more. I have a lot more to do but I really am grateful to have your channel to go to for advice.
It would be nice to see a video on how to silicone: which types of silicones to use and where, which color (if any), which gun, how to cut the spout, how to apply, how to spread, how to clean... you know, all those nitty-gritty things one has to know to get good results.
Again, thank you for all the information you share with us and looking forward to seeing more.

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7y↑1

Thanks for the comment Vladasonic. I appreciate you taking the time to share your experiences. We will definitely be doing a caulking and silicone video. I think it will be a compilation of many jobs and we will plan it out to cover all you need to know. Thanks again.

Michael Tiemeyer

Hi! Thanks for this great walkthrough. I have a similarly sized shower stall, and I'm thinking of installing an exhaust fan in the stall for better exhaust. The circuit would be ground fault protected, and the fans I've looked at all indicate they're able to be placed above a bath or shower.

Is that a good idea?

Jason Sells

Just subscribed, I have been watching your video for a few weeks now. I am remodeling a bathroom and have a fair amount of knowledge on what to do. Your video have been incredibly helpful! From bulk heads to pex and today the shower door... Thank you, I will continue to use your videos as a reference guide!!

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Thanks Jason for the kind words. Just remember You should have a couple other opinions as well just in case I have missed something in my explanation that someone else covers.

Amelia Benatti

I installed a similar shower door a few years back, all by myself and came out great! 3 things are needed, follow directions, safety rules and be patient.

Steve Delgado

3y↑2

Hi. How much clearance should you have above the glass doors? Does it matter?

Lesley Hiddins

5y↑6

Beautiful, thank you. That is exactly the shower I want to install in my place. Love your stuff

Todd Horton

3y↑3

Hi Jeff, thanks for yet another incredible video! I have a glass on two sides install. I am seeing water at the rear, about 3-4” from the wall. I have no idea what may be causing it. Silicon caulking seems solid. Have you any idea/ suggestions? Thank you, Todd

Mark Albert

5y↑4

So glad I found this video. One of my clients just asked me to do this. You give me the confidence to do it by myself, but I wished to have your helpful second set of hands!

David Martinez

4y↑1

I had to install one of those shower doors today and thanks to you I was able to do it without the missing instructions from the box

sakura3884

5y↑4

I would recommend to use silicone in ALL the screw holes in a shower. Yes, the water flows down and is mostly directed to the drain, however people clean their showers or have children and water goes in all the places you are not sealing. Please start using this practice. Thank you for the great videos!

P Q

Thanks for sharing! I installed my first shower door while watching this tutorial.

JIAWEN WANG

4y↑1

Very helpful and informative!! One question, 9:40 just before you started the drill, how do you decide how deep to go??

John McCarthy

Hello really love your channel your explanation and straight forward approach is fantastic. I'm interested to hear your views on a plastic pan used with tile walls. Here in New Zealand it seems tiled showers require tiled floors over top a waterproofed screed or a high density polystyrene tray tiled over with preformed fall.

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6y↑1

The acrylic shower pan operates the same a s a tub. It has an integrated tile flange and will perform just a s well over time. It costs less still looks great with a tile wall and never cracks. I try to encourage my clients to use the pan and invest the money they save on other features like heated flooring or a vacation.

jpivko

7y↑2

You are well on your way to 500K subscribers and a completely new frontier for your business. This is like if Mozart made a youtube channel to teach music. You sir are a master and your deserve all your success, including the success that is awaiting you here on Youtube and beyond.

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I don't know if I would go that far, but I appreciate the boost. Just love doing what we are doing and trying to help folks out. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

Michelle Barrett

5y↑1

very helpful - you are a very good teacher - so much more clear than the lame instructions that came with my kit!

Mark Albert

5y↑2

Guess what! Encouraged by your video and a client's push, I installed my first glass shower door last night. I was glad to have the right diameter diamond sintered bit on hand, along with my strong and steady set of hands. All turned out well! Thanks so much for your videos, Jeff!

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5y↑2

right on Mark. Cheers!

Abe Khaleeli

4y↑1

My dear Jeff, you have inspired to take on (most) of my tub-to-shower install. Thank you, and wish me luck

Simon Martinez

Love the videos, Iv probably seen all of them by now haha.

Can you make a video on outdoor DIY. Some ideas id like to see is staining a porch, building your own shed, installing a irrigation system.

Jerrl Evans

Very good pace. You show all the necessary steps. Good job.

Scoots McGoots

Thanks for the video! I'm about to start my remodel and this is very helpful!!

Polarity999

5y↑2

Use a 1/4 Bosch tile bit or the Bosch masonry stone and concrete bit on hard surfaces like this. They are blue
The bit you used is good for glass and the spade is good for glass and porcelain but do not run the spade all the way through any surface because it will break off. You need to be dipping all bits into water every 5 seconds for easier drilling and cooling the bit so it doesn’t burn up
Use blue 10-12 plugs cutting heads off to allow materials to lay flat

Angel Semerdzhiev

Nice video, i would however always recommend the models that have a stopper for the door sliding.

Mark Raymond

4y↑4

The fixed panel appears to be on the end of the shower with the shower head and the sliding panel on the inside of the shower. When the shower is in use won’t water be directed to the gap at the middle where the sliding panel bypasses the fixed panel on the inside? In this condition shouldn’t the sliding panel be on the outside to avoid this?

Ken Allen

5y↑4

Great vid, only reccomendation that I have for this is when drilling the hole with a round diamond bit like shown DO NOT USE THE HAMMER FUNCTION (IF EQUIPPED) TO START THE HOLE, THIS WILL KEEP THE DRILL FROM WALKING. Get the hole started then use the hammer function if you prefer, 🍻

Talo Contracting

5y↑10

great job!
wet the hole with water sponge while drilling. makes it faster to drill and prevents the drill bit from burning quick.

maricelaa6

Just a tip for your tile bit. ..most of these bits will require and last longer if you run them with water. ..the way I do it is I use a water bottle and do a hole in the cap with a nail and run the water into the bit when you're drilling of course somebody have to help you do this but I can assure you your bit is going to Las longer and also you'll finished faster...also when you use the type that you used at the beginning you have to start your drilling on an angle so the bit doesn't slip...

The Chad

Great tutorial. Just starting my bathroom reno as we speak and will be doing this sort of install. Your videos are a huge help!

Having said that...

What did you do for the gap at the bottom of the fixed door on the right? You showed the shims under there for levelling when installing but not what you did for waterproofing once the glass was fully installed. Was there also a chrome water deflector for that side similar to the sliding door side or did you do something else?

Thanks!

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structural silicone solves all problems around water. Cheers!

Larry Cook

Another great video that was very informative in layman's terms. Thanks Jeff.

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Than k you Larry, Glad you are enjoying our stuff my friend. Cheers!

Chris Paschall

Great demonstration. I'm about to install the Delta brand. Similar layout with the sliding door on the track.

Dan Gonzales

4y↑2

Thank you so much! You showed me that I could never get this done! Especially at my age, skill level and eyesight! I will pay the pros to get this done right!!!

Flip DiFilippo

Thank you! Your videos have kept me from making rookie mistakes. 😎👍

D Beaulieu

I installed the exact same doors on a shower I built for someone and I was stumped at one point thinking I had put the sliding door on the wrong side. Looking at it, you'd almost think that water would blast thru the doors where they meet when closed. I've been in contact with my customer for other projects and they have never had an issue with leaks.

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6y↑1

There is never a leak. The shower system diverts all water into the pan.

schmiddm

thanks so much for this video, I'm getting ready to install a maax halo alcove door next weekend and this looks very similar. Do you have any tips on putting the spacers under the fixed panel? I presume those stay forever under the fixed panel so wondering best way to put those in so I can silicone around them best. If you happen to be in Naperville, IL soon I'd be happy to hire you to install :)

Ryan Petzold

Very informative as usual! Very nice install! I wish you would have shown sealing the glass with the silicone.

I have a video idea, more of a how-to for home owners.

How to remove and clean up rock hard caulk around exterior vinyl windows and doors. It is super easy when the caulk still has some elasticity left, but almost impossible when it has been neglected and solid as a rock. And how-to properly caulk the vinyl windows after removal. I had this problem on my house and ended up having to remove the caulk with an oscillating saw. I know with your style of teaching and wealth of knowledge, it will help a tremendous amount of people.

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7y↑1

Very true we need to do a how to silicone video. Thanks

Ray Bazan

Thank you for sharing .... great instructions. One thing I would add and that is NOT to over tighten the rollers to the glass door. GREAT INSTRUCTIONS.

Dara

Very helpful, I installed this with my dad and we are very happy.

J O

my brain completely gets the concept now. I should have bought this kit off home depot also, i think you have to piece the kit together in the aisle there. the one i ordered i think is very similar. I did not realize until this man showed me how simple it can really be and how well it can look. thanks a lot for the video!

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Cheers!

Emily Harding

Hi, quick urgent question - should there be a long strip of glass shim on at the bottom of the fixed glass panel??? So it gets added and then you silicone over it later. Or is just silicone okay?

Charity Lloyd

4y↑1

You’re the best. Thank you for yet another awesome how-to video.

Richard Koch

Great video. What I learned: We will be adding a similar door. We are DIY as much as possible BUT do to my physical limitations (spinal) we will be hiring a professional :) There is a time for DIY and times for a professional. For us...............we will use a pro. Great VIDs!!! Thank you!!!!

Roberto Morales

6y↑1

You really make it look easy! Going to give it a shot.

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I am sure you will be fine Roberto, just be patient. Cheers!

barstad 9591

6y↑3

I’m really surprised that the moving door goes on the inside, which potentially allows water to come out between the two doors. Yes, I understand that there are sealing strips on the moving door, but why would manufacturers not put the moving door on the outside to prevent any chance of water coming out between the doors?
I love that there is no bottom, full-length guides that get all yucky!
Thanks for the video and great instructions as usual. I’m a big fan.

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It all depends on where you have an entrance with this particular door company. some systems are completely interchangeable. Cheers!

Abigael Estrada

Is this model interchangeable???

Desi Mora

Good Job, Good Camera assistant to show critical steps. Did not wasted to much time on the minor details. Great final video, Thanks.

ImaITman

6y↑1

I don't think I've seen you do a project without painters tape. Love it haha

Powerfader

I am getting ready to redo my walk-in shower. I watched your video of tiling over tile and am going to do that method. My question is; since I will have two layers of tile, will the weight of the door be too much for the walls to handle?

William Chang

Very well done. Lot's of tips and lessons learned. Thank you.

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Thanks William. Cheers!

Ali Raza

I have a sliding shower door that requires a max 48 1/8" opening but my shower opening is 49", a difference of 7/8". Any ideas on how to make it fit?

Ed p

I install custom frameless shower doors and this was interesting to watch.

Hugo Boss

Shower doors with frames are a pain to do. Frameless is so quick and easy

John Bob

sweet, just what I needed to see because I've been planning my future shower. Keep up the good work!

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Thanks John, Cheers!

beingloved all the way

@Home RenoVision DIY were do get that to buy guys

Jeffrey Reicher

Your diy channel is the best for all my home projects. I’m about to install a shower door. I like the one in this video. Can you tell me the make and model?

berry “berry boy” boy

6y↑1

Awesome video! Thanks for making it. Gives me an idea on what to expect when I decide to install mine. Unfortunately I already put in the vanity and toilet..

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Just be careful and you will be fine. Perhaps use a helper to spot you as you move the glass.

Mike Mitchell

3y↑17

You were absolutely correct! The directions included were worthless in comparison to your video. Thank you! I NEEDED to see this video. It saved so much time and likely damage.

Michael Wood

I have enjoyed your videos. I'm doing our bathroom. We are doing a schulter shower pan and kerdi walls. I haven't seen you do the pans. Which goes first wall or pan? I've seen you do the kerdi wall, very informative. Thanks for your help. Mike

Mazyar Mohamadi

You're really cool and professional Jeff. Thank You

Justsome Randomdude

Perfect! Just what I was looking for.

cfergyman

4y↑22

I lost my hearing in one ear using an oscillating tool in an enclosed space such as this, be careful to use ear protection, biggest mistake I ever made.. now I have a hearing aid and cannot hear any high frequency sounds such as rain. Thanks for the video 👍

BoojumFed

PPE people! If it looks stupid and it works, it's not stupid!

jorge arreola

Thank you for the heads up. I thought it was just me having some ringing in the ears afterward. ill definitely invest in some ear protection.

jonnsmusich

I spritz with water while drilling with the spade bit. Keeps the blade cool, runs out the material. Have to wipe up afterwards but works well, especially on thick tiles

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Cheers!

MOHAMMED ANJUM

5y↑1

Very helpful. Thanks for amazing tips

Dana H

We built our house 7 years ago and they put the sliding door on the opposite side of the shower head. To turn on the water we have to try to reach way in and get our arm soaked to let the water warm up. My husband has ignored it for 7 years but I want it fixed . Not sure if it can be flipped at this point or if we should just buy whole new doors .

Khaled Jordan

You did great job i loved the way you did it you professional thanks for your great advices and video.

Charlie Garcia

That's just what I needed. 👍👍 You always have the right video I need

Ian Bedford

Thanks for posting. I appreciate your tips and techniques!

Alik Khavin

Thank you. I am installing a similar door for the bathtub. The problem is that the edge of the tub is slanted inwards. What do you suggest I do with the glass guides that go on the bottom. Do I sand their bottom to be level or shim them somehow?

Kevin Kepa

I really enjoy your content ! Keep going with the good stuff ;)

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Thanks Kevin, appreciate your comment

Güicho Ruiz

4y↑1

HI Jeff, I was wondering if you have a video where you show how to install a floor drain for a stall shower and the complete floor title work including the cement base leveled.

Indi Rose

For the rubber seals on the edges of the glass, does the lip face towards the inside or the outside? My contractor put these doors in but the rubber seal is on the inside of one and the outside of the other

Martin Morales Films.

6y↑6

I been looking for several days for videos like this ones because i do not know anything about remodeling and im getting ready to remodel my 3 bathrooms from my house, this channel is the best, very informative and explanatory!! Thanks,, you got one more subscriber.

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Glad to have you aboard Martin. Let us know if you have any questions while remodelling.We are here to help

Martin Morales Films.

Home RenoVision DIY yeah just 1 question, im thinking of making a shower, does they sell adjustible glass doors or do i need to make ir exsact dimensions?

Chase

Good thing he was here to help.

Sam Byun

Amazing video and awesome job on tip with everyday speed bumps you would encounter.

Ken Caston

4y↑1

Your Videos are fantastic. Thank you!

Said Abu-Falafel

You are the best .thank you for the wonderful video .you helped me to install the doors by myself.

Hanuman Ganpat

Amazing work 🙏🙏🙏

JOSEPH L LIVINGSTON

Guys, this is very close to the doors we have in one of our showers. So thanks for going over the wheel installation and adjustment slowly. JLL

QIrons

Thanks for another great video. I'm wondering if you recorded the entire remodel of this bathroom. Thanks!

Paul Brown

These guys were a hoot to watch 😂 Just call a glass company... They'll do it in half the time and not make it look so hard 😂👌

saywhatnah

4y↑1

I don't think you get the purpose and who the intended audience is for this video. smh

zetaminor77

Thanks for this video, especially the "little" tips that would safe a lot of time :)

william morton

Your instructions were great I follow it as you did.

Tobias Sinclair

I did my tile drilling with an SDS bit, much easier and the bit will last about 5 showers if not more. No cracking if you start without hammer action. Hope that helps.

fabian bell

nice video straight and to the point unfortunately ill end up doing this job by my self lol

Lei Chen

Really like your videos, always cool and professional.

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Thanks Lei, Glad you liked it!

Christopher Molnar

Very good video, I would buy a good suction cup and a cheap cigar cutter works great on cutting those silicone tubes. Nice job.

Claude Desaulniers

Can I use a bit of PL glue instead of drilling holes ?

Killy Lokey

Thanks! I've got the redguard and tile yet to go in. After that I'll be hanging the Delta brand 5' door system. This video came at the perfect time.

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Very cool. Good luck with your project.

Donovan Blackwood

I always use 3m marine 5200 sealant to fix hardware to the shower pan.

BB Jones

5y↑2

My opening is opposite the shower head and I'd like to overlap the doors with inner next to shower and outer moving door opposite shower head in order to get the extra water proofing of over lapping doors. I know there's a gasket to divert the water but can I overlap with the sliding door on the outside? I have no towel racks on the door. It's an ove Sydney.