Care Guidelines

Our shower door use safety tempered glass. It’s many times stronger than ordinary glass and will shatter into smaller, comparatively harmless pieces if broken.

Be mindful when opening and closing your shower door. Don't lean or support your weight on the glass, as it's not weight-bearing.

Shower doors are designed to be water-resistant, and will prevent significant leaks under normal shower conditions, but excessive water pressure, or directing the shower spray or water jets directly at the seams can result in water seepage. Ensure that your door is properly shut to maximize its efficacy.

A bath rug or mat can absorb any droplets, spray, or water leaks that escape your shower door. Large leaks are often attributed to fallacies in the construction or design of the shower space, like improper inwards pitch of the floor or curb, and could be mitigated with additional hardware or seals, which we can provide.

Shower door seals are inexpensive and disposable components. These can be easily purchased online, or from us, and replaced yourself, or through our shower door service.

We use mildew-resistant silicone caulking, which should remain clear if you follow the care guidelines above. If your caulking is in need of care, it can removed and reapplied. You can do this yourself, or through our shower door service.