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CK Woodfloors inc.

8 years ago

seems to me this application would make for a very steamy shower. i would prefer the moist air to escape. planning on a frameless enclosure. any knowledge would be welcome.

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PRO
American Glass & Mirror
8 years ago
Happy to help. I don't think steam would be a problem if you open the movable panel open however, there are a couple of ways you could get more air exchanged if desired. One would be to lower the entire height of all the glass to around 80". This could be achieved using a header or special hinges on the side panel. Another would be to leave the movable panel off and just lower the height of the door to around 76". Let me know if you have any further questions.
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CK Woodfloors inc.
Original Author
8 years ago
Your knowledge is appreciated. Thanks, i now notice the movable panel.
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