On Apr 11, 3:27 pm, mm wrote:
On 11 Apr 2007 09:01:44 -0700, wrote:

I installed a new bathtub, and shower assembly and shower door. I need
to know now much distance I need between the top of the shower door
and ceiling for the moisture to vent from the shower assembly. I have
about 5 inches from the top of the shower door to the top of the
shower assembly. I have about 2 foot from the top of the shower door
to the ceiling, I am thinking of building the 2 foot section in, and
leaving about 5 inches between the shower door and shower assembly,
but want to make sure I have enough room to let the moisture to vent.
I hope I am explaining this so you know what I am writing about.

So of the two foot 5 inch distance, the top 2 feet will be boxed in
and the bottom 5 inches will be open.

I don't take showers or hot baths, so this is not an issue for me, but
for those who want venting, I would have expected the vent to be at
the top. But since I have no experience with humidity, what do I
know?



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So of the two foot 5 inch distance, the top 2 feet will be boxed in
and the bottom 5 inches will be open.

Yes this is right, I was wondering if the 5 inches is enough space to
vent the moisture. The problem I am having is this is an old house and
the walls are not straight, so am having trouble putting up a
wallboard on the 2 foot space and getting it even. Is there a minimum
amount of space between the shower door and boxed in ceiling.
Thanks for all the answers.