As many of you know, I install shower doors, mirrors (yes - early bronco windshields and other glass too) for money on the side to fund all my other obsessions
I installed this Euro shower on Saturday. That big return price of glass weighs close to 150lbs. It sure came out nice and clean. The homeowner did not want any framing at all, those clamps make it a bit tougher and drilling the granite sill cap....
Sorry - just had to brag a bit. Now the wife wants one.
Pretty proud of this one
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Very nice work! that is a big sheet of glass
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Looks very reminicent of Euro showers!! Nice work! But my one pet peeve with a lot of those is the water controls were easily bumped and you either scalded yourself or froze yourself out (advice for when you put on in your own home). Although a lot of the Euro showers were probably 40% smaller than that!
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Very nice!
And yes, my wife would want one too.
And yes, my wife would want one too.
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Looks great Greg! Still love our glass that you did.. best thing ever.. behind the kitchen :)
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Glad my wife doesn't check this site, she'd want one for sure. Very nice work.
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landshark wrote:Looks great Greg! Still love our glass that you did.. best thing ever.. behind the kitchen :)
Thanks Chris, yours was one of the tough ones thanks to the sloped ceiling and the steam shower going all the way up with the operating panel above the door. Yours was fun!
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