Frameless shower door leaks

[@Creativemirror561]

I have been working with Shower doors for 20 years now and i have to say i thought i was the only person to care about my work .Good work guys .I have watched a bunch of your videos and they are awesome !!!

[@robinfife6041]

Frameless doors are why I got out of the glass business , number one in callbacks

[@showerdoorhelp5427]

Unfortunately this will only work if there is enough room under the door to accommodate the new curb. Most likely the gab is only a 1/2". You can raise the door i guess but the hinges will not have enough adjustment so you would need to drill new holes and raise the hinges. If you do this then the top of the door and the inline panel will not be even.

[@peterang99]

Yess...this will work if there's still enough space which we must plan it from beginning before produce the tempered panel and door

[@showerdoorhelp5427]

@@peterang99 I guess if it's a new door but I thought this was about repairing an existing enclosure.

[@s.-.-.]

Where can I purchase the piece you placed? Thank you.

[@JohnBerthoty]

what was that foam you sprayed on the wet silicone before swiping it with your finger?

[@TheTeamRandy]

Will this work with a frameless that is all quartz ? I've replaced the plastic seal, nothing is working. I think the tiles are pitched the wrong way, toward the floor, not the shower, but sans getting tile work done, what can i do ? Get and lay down an interior dam like this in addition to my plastic seal/sweep ?

[@F4collector]

Thanks for posting this . . . much appreciated -Tom f4collector

[@canuckfixit7722]

Where can I gate that aluminum strip that was installed along the shower pan or what is it specifically called? I believe that will solve my leakage issue. BTW, I'm in Canada. Thanks

[@dropdabeat442]

Did you get it? if you did, where do they sell them? what are they called? I'm also in Canada, and hoping to get one for my shower. Thanks

[@canuckfixit7722]

@@dropdabeat442 Haven't got anything yet. 4 years later and @JamesJones never replied to my query. Kinda useless, eh?

[@terryroberson4933]

Where do you buy this. I have a rubber sweep that actually pushes water out on the floor when opening the door. And leaks by the hing side of door because you can't put anything on door that opens

[@trancethan]

James, where can I get the extrusion. I have that same shower set up, almost literally the same. I have leaks in the same exact spots. Can it be custom made. I just saw the date of your video. Hope you're still around.

[@terryroberson4933]

Where do you buy this park Thanks

[@stephenc4161]

no waterseal hinge side

[@kalebgill2626]

What did you spray the silicone with before wiping?

[@kmg22523]

it was Ammonia-Free Glass Cleaner... works great with silicone when finishing off your caulk job

[@peterang99]

I don't think your bottom dam aluminium extrusion can solve the water leak because there's still gap between the glass and the dam so the water still can leak

[@tiger355]

I agree this fix will leak. Same problem I experienced, but I resolved it with a water diverter sleeve. Clear flexible plastic that fits snugly on the underside of glass and will close gap between glass and the bottom rail.

[@showerdoorhelp5427]

Peter you are incorrect. Speaking from experience when a frameless shower leaks it is more likely caused by a curb tilted to the outside of the shower. Gaps typically, if small enough, will divert water to the tilted surface and the water follows whichever way the slope directs it.

[@tryshoweights8558]

Hanz, what kind of issues are you having?

[@rob5896]

lol, in spite of what appears to be a partial fix there's no way that door will hold up not without a D3 and some perp seals, GLWT

[@shadenelkhatib7108]

could someone tell me what this part is called?

[@gamerwhiz6847]

He called it a bottom dam rescue.

[@shadenelkhatib7108]

@@gamerwhiz6847 Thank you

[@gamerwhiz6847]

@@shadenelkhatib7108 Your question was 5 years ago, I hope you got your leak situation resolved.

[@shadenelkhatib7108]

@@gamerwhiz6847 I eventually had to hire a company to come out, lift the shower door and install a dam....I went through a dozen solutions and it caused a colossal leak. Lifting the glass door/ dam finally fixed the issue.....a month ago🤦

[@gamerwhiz6847]

@@shadenelkhatib7108 Glad you fixed it, your experience is helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@jdoe265]

Aloud?

[@barfman7767]

I think they meant "allowed".

[@hansolo1935]

Wish I had never gotten a frameless shower. Is there anyway to put on a frame now that it's installed?

[@deniseclarke7591]

Han Solo what problems have you had? We are experiencing problems with drip strip at bottom

[@andiratih386]

what about frameless bifold that is installed on a walk in shower tray that has the same level with the tiles around it? I don't want to install additional stuffs around the shower tray because I want to keep the border between the shower tray and the tiles around it seamless... is there a way to avoid leaks?

[@1800fastglass]

Andi Ratih I don't know

[@tigergooner7214]

The same thing happened to my shower

[@1800fastglass]

You can buy this product at www.fastglass.com

[@gamerwhiz6847]

Thank you!

[@jdoe265]

It's allowed.

[@1800fastglass]

I don't know how to spell correctly and punctuation is only spelled right because of spelling correction device on my phone. However that's how I spelled aloud it makes people feel like this guy is a dumb shit and happy have done well for themselves in school instead of ditching out like me. Sincerely James jones

[@mdrasalhasan2449]

hello

[@fundifferent1]

Poor video. Shows you a solution but doesn't explain anything, hence all the basic questions in the comments that should have been answered in the video.