It is Now More Exciting to Do It Yourself! Throughout the process, you will get excellent support. For the whole procedure, you will get easy-to-follow videos and printed step-by-step directions:

• You will also have your own personal design and technology advisor who is only a click, phone, or face time away.
• Simply measure and place your order. Your personalized enclosure or door will be delivered to your house in a matter of days. Easy!
• It is as though you are working with one of our installation specialists the whole time. The brand that began it all is bringing you this.
• Do you have a difficult time installing a shower door? You are not the only one who feels this way. We have put up a step-by-step tutorial to help you tackle this DIY project with enthusiasm. It is simple, believe us!
• While shower door installation is extremely doable on your own, we recommend hiring a professional if you find the project daunting at any time.

Get to Know Your Door

Knowing what kind of shower door you have can make the installation go more smoothly. Here are five of the most common shower door styles. Frameless Glass Shower Door

How to Calculate the Size of a Shower Door

Make sure you measure the doors and the area before beginning any shower door installation. In our How to Measure a Shower Door tutorial, we have covered every step.

How to Put a Shower Door in Place

Although each shower door is unique, these instructions will work for the majority of shower door installations. Before you begin, read the installation instructions for your shower.

What you will require

1. Assistance from a friend
2. Masking adhesive plumber’s with a low tack
3. Drill using an electric drill and drill bits of various sizes
4. Hacksaw
5. Pencil
6. Caulk gun and
7. Caulk gun

Step 1: Remove the shower curtain and rod in the first step. Remove any stray items from the area.

Step 2: Raise the shower door into the opening. If it has a frame, have a buddy mask the frame and glue it to the shower walls. Check to see whether the door will fit in your area. Many framed shower doors may be trimmed to fit the shower space if this is not the case. Trim any surplus material using a hacksaw.

Step 3: Check the door for plumpness to the shower walls with a level.

Step 4: Use a pencil to indicate any screw holes while the shower door or frame (if you have a framed door) is still taped in the doorway. Place masking tape in those locations if your tile is dark so the pencil holes can be seen when it comes time to drill.

Step 5: Remove the door and door frame from the entryway in step 5. Drill through the whole markers using the suitable drill bit. Keep the masking tape on the tile or wall to prevent it from cracking. When the drilling is finished, remove the tape.