How to Install a Frameless Swing Shower Door with No Blocking - Coppia by Basco

[@jmkeuning]

At 2:34, sticking that skinny pencil in allows for too much slop. Make a template. Best way is a piece of masking tape on the frame, poke the holes in the masking tape, and then remove the tape and stick the tape on the wall.

[@boblee4739]

Dudes a pro A++++

[@OGCJ10]

If this door is installed in a bathroom with no 2x4 behind to secure it to will it be ok? Isn’t the weight of the panel supported by the jamb anyway ?

[@BascoShowers]

Hi there, thanks for your questions. Both questions can be answered with a yes. It can be installed without the 2x4 behind it and it is supported by the jamb. This is what makes our Coppia frameless series special!

[@sportslad9769]

Can this be installed on a wall that’s not level? The wall that the glass is screwed into is not level.

[@BascoShowers]

Hi there, thank you for your question. This Coppia door (model COPA-935), has an adjustment of 1-1/2" overall. It breaks down to 1" adjustment on the panel side, and 1/2" adjustment on the door side for out-of-plumb wall conditions. If the out-of-plumb conditions are more severe, a filler will be needed. For more information or assistance with installation questions and fillers, please feel free to reach out to our customer care team at 1.800.45.BASCO or via [e-mail].

[@TimStJohn-xp8rv]

Can this be used with a fiberglass pan?

[@BascoShowers]

Hi there, thanks for reaching out. Yes, the Coppia enclosure can be installed on Fiberglass.

[@sartajbhullar3782]

can you install on an acrylic shower pan ? Thanks

[@BascoShowers]

Yes, absolutely! This door can be installed on an acrylic shower pan.

[@caribbeannomads1]

I have two vertical gaskets that goes along the edge of the door and the stationary side of the glass. The gaskets are different, one has a double fin sweep and the other has a bulb seal. I don't see any thing mention in the video about the gaskets and how to install and where each gaskets goes. Any help would be appreciated.

[@BascoShowers]

Aaron, do you have the Coppia Series door shown in this video?

[@caribbeannomads1]

@@BascoShowers I believe it’s the Celesta Series.

[@BascoShowers]

@@caribbeannomads1 You can find installation instructions on our website here: bascoshowerdoor.com/installation/installation-guides-by-products.

[@caribbeannomads1]

@@BascoShowers Thanks. Still no mention of the above information in the instruction manual.

[@BascoShowers]

@@caribbeannomads1 You can call our Basco Customer Service at 1-800-45-BASCO.

[@AlexMotal]

Can this be installed in a fiberglass shower that has a pocket door backing?

[@BascoShowers]

Hi Alex, the short answer is no - but it depends on how thick the fiberglass is, as the screw that goes into it is 2” long.

[@Mophead520]

My door was professionally installed , but does not center. Whats the best way to make it center itself?

[@BascoShowers]

Hi James, the door is meant to close within 5-10 degrees of center, and then the customer closes it the rest of the way.

[@Mophead520]

@@BascoShowers in my case the customer cant close it the rest of the way, it goes back to that 5-10 you spoke of. I do have this hairbrained idea to add a shim to the outer side of the hinges. I know itll be trial and error.

[@BascoShowers]

@@Mophead520 A shim can be added, but it sounds like the pin inside the hinge is set to close about 5 degrees off. The pin can be turned, but it might be easier to flip the hinges upside down, so the door closes inside the shower 5 degrees, and a vinyl strike jamb can be added so that the door closes against that.