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1200 Shower Door

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Looking for a door for our shower. I did have one but I made a mistake and got a frameless bifold one with a left hinge and it should have been right hinged (so unfortunately the door isn't suitable as it will open onto the shower).

 

We don't want a sliding door.

 

I'm struggling to now find one that's 1200. Any recommendations please?

 

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Can your supplier not swop it fir you? Are you sure you can’t “reverse it “?

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10 minutes ago, joe90 said:

Can your supplier not swop it fir you? Are you sure you can’t “reverse it “?

 

Unfortunately not. The frameless door was available in RH and LH and I got the LH one ???

I've got a hinged one it's mode. Cheap but effective. A few compromises. Firstly the door is not as wide as I would like. Chrome bar to brace pivot point at top. The magnetic latch is crap if inbetween tiles both sides. Has to be fitted micrometre perfect because 2 square edges. I previously had a corner one which had two mitred magnetic strips

Can you turn it upside down? Does that work or do I need another coffee?

 

Failing that most good glass merchants can make shower doors to fit any opening you have at a price. Measure carefully though.

Ah I think the hole for the door knob will be wrong height if you turn it upside down. 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Temp said:

Ah I think the hole for the door knob will be wrong height if you turn it upside down. 

 

 

 

It's in the middle - it's a Kermi Liga one and specifically says left hinge. There is a guy selling some on eBay but they are 2000mm in height which is taller than the one we have purchased. We have the ceiling height so I guess we could just get this, I mean as long as the glass isn't touching the ceiling I don't care how high it is!

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Our shower is in a recess/alcove and there are three sides. If we went for a 400 or 500 walk in fixed panel but with a 300 flipper (so we can fold it in) would this give enough room for entry?

 

This is not our main shower, we have an ensuite with a 1600 tray and walk in screen.

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Both of ours are 1200 x 750 with a 300mm flipper (across the 750 width) and plenty of access room, I would not want shorter than 1200 without a door/curtain otherwise the floor will get wet IMO.

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13 minutes ago, joe90 said:

Both of ours are 1200 x 750 with a 300mm flipper (across the 750 width) and plenty of access room, I would not want shorter than 1200 without a door/curtain otherwise the floor will get wet IMO.

 

What's your tray size? 

5 minutes ago, canalsiderenovation said:

 

What's your tray size? 

1200 x 750.   1200 x 1850 fixed glass panel and 300 flipper hung on the end of 1200 glass.

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Ah ok so your entry is 450mm?

 

This pic is similar to what we are thinking. A 700mm screen and 300 or 400mm flipper (our tray is 1200 X 800) pic below for example of what I'm thinking. That would give us 500mm entry at the front.



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I've had a revelation tonight. I took the magnet trim off the leading edge of the door and flipped it round. OH MY GOD what a difference. The magnet has a slight bevel or tapered edge to one side and I had it the wrong way round. Closes sweet as a nut now!

Thanks to this thread for making me think! 

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