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Despite the inevitable fact that glass shower screens look amazing, many people are sick and tired of the fact that they can break. In fact, a man in the US recently lost his life in a freak glass shower screen accident, while a woman on the Gold Coast almost lost her leg when a large glass shard pierced her leg when her shower screen shattered. That said, in Australia there are now very strict laws regarding the types of glass that can and cannot be used in  modern shower screens , essentially there are two ❤ Tempered safety glass ❤ Laminated safety glass Each type has unique properties that reflect the type of shower screen they are used in. So what's the difference?     Tempered Safety Glass As the name implies, it is glass that has been tempered through a high temperature heating process. It is very durable and in the rare event that it does break, it is designed to never break completely. In fact, if it does break, it is specifically designed to shatter into thousand...

If you’re building or renovating and are trying to choose between sliding and stacker doors, here are a few pros and cons for each to help you decide which option you prefer.   SLIDING DOORS Sliding doors can be used for a variety of purposes and come with a number of pros and cons that are important to consider. PROS Sliding doors are perfect for small spaces because you don't have to make additional space to open them outwards. Apart from being able utilise  sliding security screen doors , they can also be used for other purposes. Sliding doors increase the amount of airflow and natural light in your home. They can be pushed out of the way and tend to have thin frames, offering more unobstructed views. CONS The glass and tracks in sliding doors have to be regularly cleaned, making these doors higher maintenance than timber hinged doors. Sliding doors, especially those with durable, high quality glass, can be more expensive than hinged doors.     STAC...

Wholesale Soft-Closing Sliding Glass Shower Doors Product Description Stainless steel 304 hardware accessories: - stainless steel rectangle tube guide rail, size 3/5'' x 1-6/11'' (15x40mm), thickness 1/14'' (2.0mm) - 2 pcs Dia. 2-1/6'' (55mm) roller; 1 pair rectangle handle, handle length 8-7/8'' (225mm) - New design fixed clamp to connect the glass panel and guide rail (No hole in glass panel)                                                                                            3/8'' (10mm) Safety tempered glass( SGCC) Adjustability 2'' to...

Frameless shower doors   are not thin measures Frameless glass shower doors are made of tempered or safety glass, which is less likely to break than laminated and annealed glass. The likelihood of breakage is minimal, but the possibility is always there.  Tempered glass for frameless shower stalls is available in 1/2-inch and 3/8-inch thicknesses. This glass is specially treated to reduce the risk of injury in the event of a break.     Tempered glass prevents breakage Tempered glass is approximately four times stronger than laminated or annealed glass, with a minimum surface compression of 10,000 pounds per square inch. If annealed glass breaks, it forms shards and jagged pieces that can easily cut or cause injury. In the event that tempered glass does break, it will form small pieces, reducing the risk of injury. Tempered glass can break like this because it is made by heating and then quickly cooling the glass.   Safety glass can also be made by heating anneal...

There are several reasons to choose   a sliding shower door , especially when compared to a traditional hinged shower door or shower curtain. Some of the reasons are obvious: shower curtains can make a bathroom look outdated and dirty after a few years. On the other hand, hinged shower doors are not practical in terms of cleaning. That should be enough to convince you to choose a sliding glass door - but wait! There are some more innovative reasons, some of which may surprise you.   Easy to clean Compared to curtains or hinged doors, sliding shower doors are very easy to clean. For starters, you don't need to remove the fabric from a series of individual shower rings, just painstakingly re-ring the curtain after a few hours of washing and drying cycles. Since the curtains do need to be cleaned, either on site or in the washing machine, at least once a month, this will save you a lot of time cleaning your shower.     Did you know that shower curtains actually need to ...

Heavy-Duty Double Sliding Shower Enclosure with Soft-Closing Doors SUS304 stainless steel top roller-slider system offers a totally frameless sliding structure. 48” ~ 72” wide options stand for variety spaces. Soft closing and heavy-duty design is more than perfect for a big bathroom. Bypass slider doors  provides max entrance space. Four hung rollers enhance the experience of smooth and quiet sliding. Soft-Closing Shower Doors   Description Stainless steel 304 hardware accessories: - Stainless steel guide rail - 4 pcs Dia 2-9/25'' (60mm) roller - 2 pcs round handle, handle length 20-2/3'' (525mm).     3/8'' (10mm) Safety tempered clear glass (SGCC) Adjustability 2'' to 3'' (50-76mm), easy & quick installation Pass 100,000-time test, 20-year use Product Features - All the hardware in deluxe quality stainless steel - Max. 72” width for an open and spacious feeling - Four hung rollers create smooth and quiet slider operation -...

  Uses and Types of Bypass Shower Doors Bypass shower doors  can be installed on a bathtub/shower stall or some shower-only stalls. A bypass shower door is never needed on a tub without a showerhead because a splash guard is not required. Typically, bypass shower doors have a metal frame. This metal frame provides much needed structural support for thin glass or plastic and helps the door slide more easily along the track. However, frameless shower doors made of thicker tempered glass can also be found.   Bypass Shower Doors vs. Pivot Shower Doors Bypass shower doors are very different from another common type of shower door: pivot doors. A pivot door is similar to the type of door you use to enter a room, hinged on one side and opening on the other. Pivot shower doors are for shower applications only. Pivot doors are easy to install and keep clean, but they take up valuable bathroom floor space because door swing space must be considered. For bathrooms used by young chi...