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Question pertains to installation of shower door. I cut the bottom per
directions, measuring above the curve on the bottom of the shower stall (fiberglass) and deducting the 9/16" from the measurment. When I put the bottom piece down, there is a quarter inch gap on each end (aprox.) due to the radius, I can't get the piece to fit snugly againts the wall on the pivot side. Also, here's the really bad part. When I put the strike piece againts the side wall of the shower, it does not fit squarely at the bottom due to the radius at the bottom, same thing on the pivot side, gap at the bottom corner. If I try to raise the piece up such that the gap is minimized the strike/pivot pieces are almost over the top of the bottom piece. Suggestions? Thanks. |
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