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How to install a shower door You will need: Pivot shower door kit Impact drill, masonry and HSS drill bits Tape measure and pencil 1 metre spirit level Metal file Rubber Mallet and hammer Nail punch Silicone sealer fischer Wall plugs Stainless steel pan -head screws (if not supplied) Here's how: 1. Cut the base track to length Measure the length of the shower threshold , then use a hacksaw to cut the aluminum base track to fit tightly between the previously built stall walls . Smooth the cut end with a file. Vacuum up the metal filings immediately so they don’t scratch the bathroom floor or shower base. 2. Set the base track Place the track on the threshold and use a tape measure to make sure that it’s centred from front to back. With a pencil, mark the threshold along the edge of the track near each end. This allows easy repositioning if it slides around during installation of the jambs. 3. Mark position of the hinge-side jamb On the side of the shower opening that will suppor...

I knew I wanted the shower head about 25" from the wall. I measured and marked the spot on the ceiling with a tape measure and pencil. You can put the shower head where you feel good about it. I suggest about 1/3 the length of your tub, if it is a typical tub installation . Mine just worked better at 25". Assemble the drop-ear fitting onto the remaining section of tubing. Take the 'assembly' into the bathroom and hold the drop-ear next to the elbow at the top of the riser. Now mark the tubing where it meets your pencil mark on the ceiling. Using the same method as on step two, mark 7/8" past your first mark. This is your cut line. Cut with your tubing cutter and debur. Back into the bathroom, and fit the horizontal assembly into the top elbow of the riser. It will be a little loose, but don't worry about it. Make sure the riser is near vertical, and the horizontal section is perpendicular to the wall. I eyeballed this, as it is not critical if you're off ...

U ntil recently I had a bath mat and no matter what I did, the bath mat would always attract mould and grime. I tried sticking the bath mat on the bathroom wall after each use, but it would still get mouldy and horrible. When I heard about anti-slip circles, I was curious to try them since they have been recommended by Ideal Home, Good Housekeeping, 25 Beautiful Homes and Your Home magazine. Slip Bath Safety Circles " alt="" src="http://lilinhaangel.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/20121117-214720.jpg" height="300" width="300" /> Non Slip Bath are specialists in anti- slip bath safety stickers designed to help prevent slips in the bath or shower. Anti- Slip Bath Safety Circles (RRP £13.99) are 3.5cm white self- adhesive circles with a textured surface, which are stuck directly onto the bath. The pack comes with 28 white circles and a fitting template. Slip Bath Safety Circles " alt="" src="http://lilinhaangel.files.wo...