How To INSTALL Framed Sliding BATHTUB SHOWER DOORS (Franklin Brass DIY Assemble Guide Home Depot) 

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Thank you for kind words, Ruben Garcia! I would prefer not having any issues but on the other hand it did show real side of life - most of the time installation does not go as smoothly as they picture when sell their products. )))

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Hello! Thanks for dropping a word! I tried to adjust the rollers of course, but the result was very ugly. Even with the maximum adjustment it was not looking good. So, went the hardest but the most proper route, I think. Glad you were able to get away with simpler solution on your side and the results satisfied your quality standards! After all, it is to be happy with the result of your effort!!! Thanks again for commenting! 😊😊😊

@@tetmax Thanks for calrifying,but if somebody have tiles wall you can,t cut open walls and adjust it(like in your case fibreglass wall) that's why posted my comment if somebody is in similar situation might help

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Hello Tony! Thanks for your kind words. Yes, may be I am so unfortunate but I mostly end up with some kind of obstacles that need an additional effort. Hope your installation is less problematic and you will be able to adjust it by just repositioning the rollers. Wish you good luck! 😊😊😊

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@@tetmax ну я имела ввиду музыкантов именно))не знаю почему так думала...раньше любила людей в рамки загонять,но это в корне не правильно!

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Yes, Chad. I forgot to film it. I just inserted it right on the bottom of the inside of the shower wall jamb. )))

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Hey, Marco. Thank you for visiting! I would not be able to answer your question as I am not a pro in that area. I just shared my own experience with people who's interested and may benefit from what I did here. May be you can solve it and make a video about your case to help those with similar situation. 😊😊😊 Hope you find an answer and finish your project perfectly!

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Hello. Sorry to hear you have troubles with the leakage. Are you talking about the shower side of the shower? If so I can think of 4 reasons: 1. The sliding door on the shower side should be on the inside rail of the bottom track - closer to the tub. 2. The shower doors need to hang lower to the bottom track (may be need some rollers adjustments to move the doors lower). 3. Not enough caulk under the bottom track. 4. Also, there was a little clear plastic clip that needs to be clipped on the inside wall jamb on the very bottom - on the shower side. It keeps the inside door stay on the track in one position. I did not film it because did not think it was important at that time. See if you installed it properly. If nothing of this helps try to start the water and go outside and observe where the water comes from exactly. Hope you figure it out somehow. Good luck!

Aye Adrian S, thanks a lot! 😊😊😊

@ Ruan Pienaar, Thank you for commenting! I did not use any anchors. I decided to just try without them and see if it holds OK. The main force during the use is directed in/out of the tub where the screws do not need any anchors. If you would try to pull out the side bars in the direction opposite to the wall then you would probably need them but since it's not happening mine hold on fine after 4 years of use. The top bar also helps to secure side bars. I used a smaller drill bit though, so the screws are a bit bigger then the holes I drilled. Also, I put some silicone to the bottom holes prior inserting the screws just to keep the water out of it. I can guess if you screw in just once it will be fine without any anchors. If you screw in/out a few times the holes become a bit lose and you will need some kind of an anchors.

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Thank you for commenting! It is pretty simple. I am sure you could do it too! ))))

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Any chance you could enlighten me on step 5 panel locator?

Hello Raymond! What is that exactly in step 5 that you question?

Raymond, if you are talking about the little plastic clip (panel locator) I just inserted it on the bottom of inside the shower wall jamb. It seems to be useless in my situation as my door panels stay within the guide anyway. I guess if somebody pushes the shower side panel from the outside of the tab the panel locator will block the panel from moving off the track. Hope my explanation make any sense! :)))

@@tetmax it's just a small plastic clip that you are not sure where to put it. I thought it was a door stop to keep people from slamming the shower door. But the clip broke into pieces first door slam. It sounds like it is to help guide the bottom door so it doesn't flop around, but there doesn't seem to be a problem and the plastic piece is fragile.

Yes, that is what I wrote right above. It is kinda useless! :)))

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Hello! Thanks for visiting! Yes, the wall has a space but it is not crucial since the frame is locked in by top and bottom rails. Therefore I did not use any anchors. The screws do not allow any in/out movement and the rails secure the frame within the enclosure.

@@tetmax hey thank you for the reply, this video was super helpful ! ! 😄

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Hey David! Thanks a lot for watching and for your kind words!!! 😊😊😊😊

Thank you for visiting, Don Francisco! Unfortunately, I do not remember the exact size as the project was done almost 2 years ago. You just have to use a bit in accordance to the screws size in your package. They may even list it in the instructions included in the package.

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Hello! Thanks for visiting! It was a regular table saw. The metal is pretty soft so a hand saw or a jig saw would do the job easily. But I wanted a more nice looking cut so used a table saw instead.

Thank you for visiting! I got the door at home depot. The size is adjustable it depends on how you cut the top and the bottom of the frame. Check the stores around you to find the best one that will suit your needs and the size of your bath. )))

Hello Varda, Thank you for commenting. Let me answer. Here is how it works. The kit maker must provide you with functional mechanism and your task is to assemble it properly and prepare your environment to be suitable for the kit. Now, what you describe is a problem that has to be fixed by the manufacturer. My kit also came defective - one of the rollers did not have any thread on it. I called the kit producer with the provided number and they sent me a replacement free of charge overnight. What you describe sounds like a defective part. I would call the manufacturer and requested a replacement or returned the kit back to the store and get a new one without any issues. Good luck with everything.

Hello! Everything I did with caulking I showed in the video. I did the bottom rail and added a few drops when was screwing the side bars - but only on the bottom screws. I did not have to add any additional caulk anywhere since then. There has not been no any leakage but I gave it 24 hours to dry out before using the enclosure. As for suggestions, I would definitely seal it if it was my case. Would try to notice where the leakage comes from and caulk it carefully from any side - in or out. Good luck to you on fixing it! 😊

Thank you! I also caulked under the main rail when I installed it but will try to find the exact location of the leak and go from there. Worst case I pull it apart and start over. I appreciate your video and your reply!

No studs. Just plastic. It is not that dense but it holds the screws fine so far.

@@tetmax OK Max, thank you for replying.

Hello Avril. I am not sure what 'frase' is. But I used silicon right where I showed in the video. Since I installed the doors I never had any leakage from anywhere.

Frame. Sorry. I will try put the door myself.

@@avrilgreen4049 I see. I used silicon under the bottom rail, and put a few drops on screws of the shower side. Of course you are free to use it anywhere you feel you need it - as it will not do any harm anyway. Good luck with the installation! ))

I think it was a 60 in frame. Based on the video I cut it to make 56 in to fit my enclosure. Check the video @ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EvbavTw35VY.html

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It is located on the outside of the shower surround where water will never hit the the wall especially now with the doors installed. It will be fine.

Thank you, Richard! It's been over a year since the installation took place and the drywall is perfectly fine. )