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Shower Door Advice

barfletcher · 2008-07-27 12:17:21

Guys, Moving in to a new house in a few weeks and both ensuites will have a 3 walled tiled shower and I need to get 2 doors for the front obviously. One wall to wall distance is 870mm and the other is 1170, what do I need to do, do I need an 800mm and an 1100mm and do they expand to the size I need etc or do I need a 900mm…

27-07-2008 12:17pm

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barfletcher

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Guys,

Moving in to a new house in a few weeks and both ensuites will have a 3 walled tiled shower and I need to get 2 doors for the front obviously.

One wall to wall distance is 870mm and the other is 1170, what do I need to do, do I need an 800mm and an 1100mm and do they expand to the size I need etc or do I need a 900mm and 1200mm and they adjust smaller?

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#2 27-07-2008 9:43pm

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Go to your local bathroom place and give them your opening dimensions. They'll tell you what your options are.

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#3 28-07-2008 9:10pm

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Yes they will allow you to go to a greater size, some up to 100mm greater, depends on make and quality

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