MAAX est un fournisseur de premier plan de produits de salle de bain de haute qualité tels que des baignoires, des douches, des baignoires-douches, des portes de douche, des systèmes thérapeutiques, des systèmes de massage et plus encore. Lorsque vous choisissez un produit de salle de bain de MAAX, soyez assuré que vous avez sélectionné des produits de la plus haute qualité (acrylique et fibre de verre) et à la fine pointe de la technologie, conçus pour s'harmoniser avec votre style de vie.
MAAX is a foremost provider of high quality bathroom products such like bathtubs, showers, tub showers, shower doors, therapeutic systems, massage systems and more. When you select a bath product from MAAX, rest assured that you've selected the finest quality products (acrylic as well as fiberglass) and the latest in technology available, crafted to fit in harmony with your lifestyle.
The instruction sheet reads, "Enjoy the experience." Name me one person on the planet who enjoyed having bamboo shoots shoved under the fingernails and "Enjoyed the experience," I'll hire that person to install this piece of crap.
Installing this for a friend. It's in the basement on a concrete floor. The house is 25 years old and was roughed in with 1.5 " ABS. Setting this flimsy three piece unit on top of a glue joint drain is going to be a shit storm. I have the rough in perfectly aligned but it's going to take three men, a boy, and a barking dog to get this piece of crap to work 😡. NOT looking forward to this.
Bonjour je veux mettre un paroi coulissante dans salle de bain ..je vais acheter un paroi de 100 cm ..mais ma salle de bain elle fait 99 cm ...es ce que on achètant un paroi coulissante sa peux me permettre de la déduire au 99cm????
I just bought this shower. It 100% is. If anyone reading this comment is considering one DO NOT pay more than $400 dollars for this. Probably cost them $50 to manufacture.
Plumber here, terrible quality even when installed properly..base creeks due to foam bottom and inability to use foam or mortar..my boss had me put two of these in recently, im embarrassed to have this quality of product installed by me, never again.
Just finished install. My main comment is it makes no sense to attach the backing wood pieces with screws. First, its not likely there will be studs at every screw point shown. I opted to use "Loctite All-Purpose Power Grab" for the "wood-to-drywall" adhesive, and then on the side of the wood facing the shower surround I used "Loctite Power Grab Tub Surround." The other reason this is a better method than screws is that the Loctite wood grabs instantly (won't fall off wall) but allows up to 30 minutes working time, which means if the wood is positioned slightly incorrectly, it can easily be slid a bit either way to conform perfectly to the shower panels. The only place i recommend using actual wood screws is on the vertical pieces (the 1x3) which the jambs are screwed into. Those have to be anchored as firmly as possible because there is load and tension on those on each side, so i recommend making sure you have wood behind the drywall on each side. I also agree with the other comment that the music to this video is repetitive and irritating and grating for some reason I'm not sure why. My base was 1/4" out of level and I was still able to get an excellent installation. I would say don't be more than 1/4" out of level that's about the "maxx" variance it can handle. I'm impressed with the product so far and happy with my purchase.
This is the worse system . Comes with no directions.. you have to search them online.. mine is not even on their site. They are closed on weekends so no support there. Also, they sell them all over canada but the help desk has eastern hours... really really sucks, having ro shut off the water and wait for their hours of operation. Too cheap to put the directions in the box. Also... my two side panels .. are all rippled feom the factory.. i wish i never purchased this product.
What a horrible video. Take off this terrible music and actually go through the whole installation with pointers and detail. Fire your entire marketing department.
You said no wet setting I assume that's on all of your shower units. You keep saying that and it shows a bathtub unit in the video when you say that. Please be more clearer with your information. I just bought a 3460 four piece shower unit. I am not going to put any cement under the pan according to this video it says no wet setting on your units .
First time seeing this this would be exactly what I need for our bath. Buy a shower pan and then do the shower walls in this. I hate tile I like the look but to much maintenance and it's two easy for something to go wrong and water can get behind tile but not this stuff that's why it would be perfect for what we need.
1030 to 1050 isn't very clear. I assume they put hole in door over pin of left roller and inserted piece that she had removed and set aside and at 1050 was repeating fir right side hole.
She cut bottom rail 3/8 shorter than the opening. When she put rail down on right side to put the siliconed piece over it , to me she had a 3/8 gap. So no gap on the left side?
Use gloves or you will be sporting some serious fiberglass splinters. Our holes were not drilled correctly making the clips unusable. Shimming is essential because some of the panels are slightly bowed. So even with leveled studs, the panel might require shimming. Very frustrated with this product. We rigged it all in the end. Would have been appreciated if the had clips or spacers or whatever you want to call it for bases with a different height of lip. FYI we installed shower walls over a tub all the way to the ceiling.
We had to reorder the large wall panel due to the first one being warped, off by almost an inch. They sent a second one, and ITS WARPED, but by only 1/2”. Ok we’ll use it…..but… trying to line up clips along the edge, they’re off, and 2 of the clips have a lot of play, and one set of holes is so close to the edge, you can’t even get the clip into them ! Whaaaat ? I’m thinking the rest of you are right, and this is some sloppy manufacturing 😡. The hub is a good problem solver, but still pretty frustrated. Might call Home Depot and recommend they stop selling this product. Not impressed, Canada, with your dictator, or your product …signed, “your unhappy neighbor in Idaho” 🤨
Great shower doors! ....But things I learnt the hard way when installing these specific doors in "VIDEO" on Maax model 136271. Make sure you buy the right size door that fits your opening after the ceramic or finished wall is completed. This is a double Door Design so "Make Sure' you know which door is going to be the inside door which is determined by where the shower head is (shower head in my case) was on the right therefore inside door is on the right. Keep mind that these doors overlap in the middle and you want to ensure the water deflects away from the outside door. Therefore (inside door overlaps the outside) Wall jam screws not long enough .Keep in mind that you must compensate for Wall board and ceramic thickness to penitrate deep enough. I bought 2" or 8x2 stainless screws and they worked perfect (Rona has them) and if you are going through porcelain tile make sure you use 1/4" Dimond hole type drill bits ( I also bought mine at Rona ) They were in the flooring area not the Hardware. If you follow the instructions always make sure you have and follow the correct orientation on instruction. The Maax company recommend that the shower base is 1 7/8 depth min. This is illustrated on page 6 of the manual. Mine is lower not within the recommended 1 7/8" but works fine as I have very good drainage and I don't allow the water to pool up at my feet. This Maax unit also comes with an outside Threshhold for the base which helps keep the water from escaping through the doors which is a feature I liked. The bottom bump-stops are a key element insuring the job goes well. They are opposite on the base you need to study this very cafefully..The video shows my similar orientation and the manual that come with the unit has 2 different .. The video is good and the music is weird. It took me several hours to complete this task. I had to go through all the learning curves finishing this job and Im very confident I could do it faster next time
We are in the process of installing now, most of the holes were miss drilled, we spent all day taking it in and out fighting it and each other! The 1st back panel we got was cracked, it took weeks to get a replacement. Its been exasperating!
Ours were also mis-drilled, making the clips unusable. We ended up just using predrilled holes to screw the thing into the studs when we could. I am pretty sure my husband invented a few new combinations of swear words. Shimming is essential because the panels can be somewhat bowed.
This is a terrible product, I wouldn't recommend. The Company has gotten everything wrong! The shower surround costs approximately $1,800 for materials and another $500 for local installation. The weight of the panels are too heavy for one person to install, so you will need two able bodies on the install which adds more costs. I purchased the Utile by MAAX shower surround recently and paid to have it delivered to my project because it's too big to fit in a truck without breaking or damaging. When it arrived, there was hardware missing and getting replacement parts ordered is a nightmare. Also, the pre-drilled holes on the back panel to accommodate the "X" clips are drilled incorrectly and impossible to redrill onsite and get holes to line up with side panels. Online customer service sent me a "template" on my iPhone to use for new hole location, what a joke. Basically, I've spent $1,800 on the product, $500 on labor and help to figure out the onsite problems and i'm not even close to getting the project finished. There are too many other options for a shower surround if you want to drop approx $2,500. I could have spent half of this cost and job would be finished a week ago. The customer service in Canada have no intention of helping, they just ask you to send them more information online and they will get back to you in 2 days. It's been two weeks already and my client is not impressed. Oh!, and to add insult to injury, they asked if I'd pay for shipping to return the incorrectly manufactured panels that weight 200lbs.
This is a terrible product, I wouldn't recommend. The Company has gotten everything wrong! The shower surround costs approximately $1,800 for materials and another $500 for local installation. The weight of the panels are too heavy for one person to install, so you will need two able bodies on the install which adds more costs. I purchased the Utile by MAAX shower surround recently and paid to have it delivered to my project because it's too big to fit in a truck without breaking or damaging. When it arrived, there was hardware missing and getting replacement parts ordered is a nightmare. Also, the pre-drilled holes on the back panel to accommodate the "X" clips are drilled incorrectly and impossible to redrill onsite and get holes to line up with side panels. Online customer service sent me a "template" on my iPhone to use for new hole location, what a joke. Basically, I've spent $1,800 on the product, $500 on labor and help to figure out the onsite problems and i'm not even close to getting the project finished. There are too many other options for a shower surround if you want to drop approx $2,500. I could have spent half of this cost and job would be finished a week ago. The customer service in Canada have no intention of helping, they just ask you to send them more information online and they will get back to you in 2 days. It's been two weeks already and my client is not impressed. Oh!, and to add insult to injury, they asked if I'd pay for shipping to return the incorrectly manufactured panels that weight 200lbs.
