That plastic anchor was confuaing me cause I have studs. Glad I found this video showing you still use them.

Thank you for your video, it helped make my Delta Shower install go easy and trouble free!

Roflmao the insulated version has same problem. The 28” angle for the reinforcement is super garbage. Directions plainly wrong. They go through all the trouble laying out holes for you, they decided the reinforcement bracket was too confusing for the guys at the plant.

My mom and ole man used to love going to the stock car races. I can't even remember how many vans he pimped out for sleeping at the tracks. He had the turtle tops and would build a beautiful bed by hand and mom made sure they had a porta pot. Other than that they were pretty simple just like you suggested. Great video and going to do a winter build myself this year. Good luck and God Bless your family.

How much time did it take you for the door part (not the framing part)?

Awesome how to. Thanks!

Nice work! Very helpful

Try to find the those headlight in Amazon, can you re-send the correct link please.

This shit looks dumb easy and you can make 100k a year doin git

FYI everyone in the comments about having an "impact wrench", that's way more torque than you need. You can chuck in a socket driver into a drill and that's plenty of power. (my drill was too weak. Just to give you a heads up now that I've done it, Clopay makes a pretty good door, but they make it a lot harder with such poor directions. They compile 1 instruction book for 10 models, so you spend most of the time trying to decipher if the directions are for your model. Then when they don't drill the holes for the handles, that drives me up a wall. Or the fact I had to go out and buy the angle iron cutter to take 3 inches off the vertical rails for the low overhead installation. That's asinine. You cut the rails, you drill the holes, there's no excuse for their laziness. Like with the manual it wouldn't take 2 hours for them to go through and create a file for the correct model door, and decent illustrations.

You should explain that the black tab the wires go through has a lid on it that must be popped up - then the wires can be pushed in and gripped. I had to go find another video to understand this. Didn't want to break the black tabs.

I came across you video by accident and I could not figure out what was wrong until I saw your video thank you you save me two hundred dollars I really appreciate good job explaining

THANK YOU!!! I just finished installing the same door. Your directions were fantastic. Appreciate you sharing. Actually, followed more of your method then what the instructions shown.

Super great! Every construction is a little different I had to put a 2x6x12 as a stopper before I install my springs. I'm in the middle of a door installation

Great video. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

Thank you. Excellent presentation.

If you put LED into your prius, PLEASE PLEASE, make sure you lenses are clear. If they're hazy it really creates a lot of glare for oncoming traffic.... and reduces your light throw distance.

Hmmm "a few droplets" = so basically, the door leaks. I won't order this door now.

Thankfully I don’t have any problems yet

How do you prevent it?

I guess mine is just different cause it says there should be a 20 in clearance at the rear from any combustible material. What a headache

Looks like a good quality shower pan! Nice job!❤

Wow! This video was exactly what I needed. I will add that I had to loosen some bolts lower on the track to get the top to be moveable. After that, I was able to use the garage door opener to insert the door into the slot without having to pull the release cord. I'm still not sure how it came out in the 1st place. Hopefully it stays.

I wanted to know what was absolutely necessary after the field test, that would make it the way you wanted

Any updates or recommendations now that you're over a year into using these headlights?

So how does it not freeze and damage it in freezing weather?

Pretty tough to live in a space where standing up is impossible.

Best advice in general is to always silicone caulk any changes in plane such as corners and seams and high stress points such as this, and grout the rest. Grout is always water permeable over time unless you plan on redoing showers every 5-10 years.

Thanks for this video. Hard to find anything on how to install the tile over the pan edge. Confusing diagram that came with my pan. I noticed you chose not to use the Shluter trim around the side and top edges? Just caulking?

How do you pressure test a sewer, drain system. You would have disconnect every sink and cap it, go on your roof and cap every vent, and the 5 psi might ve enough to push just enough water out of the house trap so it wont be sealed. I'm a carpenter, so im seriously asking. not trying to be a d***

Thank you for your video.. Saved me from calling the door technician and saved me from keeping my garage door open all night during the cold weather

e350’s are not a dime a dozen

failed to include cost of tools.

Appreciated. Water will sheet off the glass as it gets wet. is it advisable to drill a small hole on the inside edge of the lower rail in order for water to drain back into the shower pan rather than having it collect in the lower channel?

Thanks so much for making it so simple that someone like me can follow

I put on the cheaper LKQ struts and yes, theyre horrible, but my mechanic also was able to put them on without removing the cowling so maybe a reason why theyre bad too.

Thanks for the video as I was wondering if I should caulk or grout where the tile meets the shower pan. I see now a previous installer or repairman used grout in some sections of other wall in my shower so I'll see if I need to remove.

see this all the time @ hotels, i always caulk where tile meets any fixture & corners where tile meets tile, grout is only for in-between tiles over flat surface

Ya'll did well really like the attention to insulation

Attempted this and broke the bolt and nut right off… whoops. 😅

Thanks for the how to video! One comment from an electrician is your GFI cover is not correct, its only meant for vertical bell box installs. They do make a horizontal cover though at home depot.

Not a good idea put glue 😊😊😊, if there any problem, you scrap you shower base. Not good using silicone imstead of plumber putty

Awesome video thank you

Beautiful job

Now do a tutorial on Ninebot F40e/F40 on how to get the screen out.

Hi there, what tool you used to cut the 1 inch pipe next ton the meter ?

Why know mortar bed?

Nice video, I wish you did some of the back ones to see.

OMG I cant thank you enough for posting THIS video, of your experience with this‼Ive been looking for videos about this. Yours was the 1st one I came across, which is exactly what I was looking for . . . 2+ years ago I had the wood paneling in my shower (yes I said wood paneling, in my shower) removed. It was only in the top half all the way around, luckily not the whole top to bottom. Its an old house & it was starting to show wear & tear, & the wood paneling was starting to separate away from the wall behind it. Definitely I was concerned about moisture getting behind it into the wall & maybe creating a possible mold issue. & The shower overall was in dire need of being upgraded anyway, not just waiting for an issue to happen to it. So I went ahead with a family recommended guy who claimed he & his 2 workers knew what they were doing. LUCKILY no mold was found, but during the upgrade they recommended having a shower pan & tile put in place of the wood paneling & ceramic bathtub that was there. & There was no way to put the ceramic bathtub back in place at this point. & Having zero experience in any previous home with either tile or shower pans, I reluctantly agreed. While it does look "nice", already I am getting concerned about the very same issues in your video . . . where the tile meets the shower pan. I have noticed today that it appears the shower pan may have settled a bit already & might be pulling away from the grout at the bottom of the tile. I am hoping to get the gap(s) around the bottom filled in the way that you did in your video, before I have any further issues. My shower pan unfortunately has the wood subfloor beneath it. I am not sure if there is any barrier between them & there is no way of knowing now. Being that the installers were family recommended & have worked on their houses, I trusted them, & maybe I shouldnt have. I should have called some professionals, as there are things about the work over all that I dont like. Anyway . . . Im hoping to "repair" the grout gaps asap like you did before any issues arise!! Your shower looks a lot nicer than mine turned out. You really did a great job. Nice work! THANXX again for sharing your video!! Hoping mine turns out ok. Sorry my comment was so long, lol

How do you measure and control temperature?