My shower door is 28" wide but I don't see any that are that short. Can this be cut down to 28" and if so, how do yo urecommend cutting it down?
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I had to cut mine down and used a fine tooth hack saw, which worked perfectly. Start cutting on the rigid side of the plastic, rather than the flimsy extruded side. It will cut like butter, and then just needs some light standing to get the jagged remnants off.
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it can be cut down and if you have access to a hacksaw that would be best. I used a serrated knife but it required some work. A hardware store might be able to cut it down to size for you in no time at all. Good luck
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I used a hack saw to cut the door swipe and then trimmed off any rough edges using a utility knife.
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A hacksaw works well. Use KY or silicone spray to lube as you push it on door after cutting Good product!
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yes it can. I used a metal tooth hacksaw blade and filed down the edges. lotta overkill
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My husband was easily able to cut this down. He put it on the door, marked it with a sharpie and used a hack saw. It works fine!
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Kay, DreamLine offers the Unidoor in sizes ranging from 23" to 60". My recommendation would be to measure your finished opening at the top, middle and bottom and then call the DreamLine Technical Support Line to discuss what door will work for you. We can be reached at 866-731-2244 and are happy to help you with your shower door selection.
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We used a regular shower curtin (household) and just cut it shorter it works great recommend it highly!
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Thank you for your inquiry.We contacted technical support in DreamLine and they said that unfortunately neither door will work in this case. The 24" will not fit. The 23" would be too small. The glass would not reach the flange on the L shaped strip. The flange on it is ½" wide. The L shaped strip acts as a stop and holds the door at 90 degrees. If the door does not overlap it the hinges make the door go 8 degrees to the inside of the shower. The frameless door does not have any size or out of plumb adjustments. You need the opening to be either 23- 23 ¼" or 24- 24 ¼" and plumb in order for it to work. Please let us know if you need any suggestions for different size door.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA Thank you for your inquiry.We contacted technical support in DreamLine and they said that unfortunately neither door will work in this case. The 24" will not fit. The 23" would be too small. The glass would not reach the flange on the L shaped strip. The flange on it is ½" wide. The L shaped strip acts as a stop and holds the door at 90 degrees. If the door does not overlap it the hinges make the door go 8 degrees to the inside of the shower. The frameless door does not have any size or out of plumb adjustments. You need the opening to be either 23- 23 ¼" or 24- 24... » Read More Thank you for your inquiry.We contacted technical support in DreamLine and they said that unfortunately neither door will work in this case. The 24" will not fit. The 23" would be too small. The glass would not reach the flange on the L shaped strip. The flange on it is ½" wide. The L shaped strip acts as a stop and holds the door at 90 degrees. If the door does not overlap it the hinges make the door go 8 degrees to the inside of the shower. The frameless door does not have any size or out of plumb adjustments. You need the opening to be either 23- 23 ¼" or 24- 24 ¼" and plumb in order for it to work. Please let us know if you need any suggestions for different size door.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA « Show Less
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The shower has been used only once so I don't know the answer to this question. However, I just realized that the grommets are not evenly spaced - some are 5inches apart, some 6 inches and some 7 inches.
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Good afternoon, we do not have any doors that are the size of 80*48, also, we are not able to cut down the doors at our facility as it would go against the warranty. Sorry for any inconvenience, if you have anymore questions, feel free to ask! Thanks Aaron
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please check on the link below that shows all shower doors that would fit the 25" opening:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=SHDR-20257210F&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3ASHDR-20257210F. If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact us.
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Not sure, we had to cut more out, we had a snaller door in place, but it comes with a cutout you can follow
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Mine is about 52" and it could still be shortened. It looks like 48" would be about the minimum. You could probably cut it with a pipe cutter if you need it any smaller.
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your need two of (30" Kirb-Perfect Shower Curb) http://www.amazon.com/Mark-Industries-KP-543-Kirb-Perfect-Shower/dp/B000NCUVGS/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_img_z
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Honestly My super did it, but one side comes with an adhesive strip. If not you should find a strong glue, or slide it down your shower door slot...... If it has one. Hope I could help in anyway.
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I can echo what others have said. It will adjust from 16" to 21". That is from the manufacturers specs. I couldn't locate a tape measure. I have been very happy with my shower stool. Like someone else said, I only wish I had made the purchase sooner! Good luck to you!
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Cutting off 2 1/2 inches off the bottom should not be a problem. The doors are made of solid wood. Of course you will need to drill a new hole in one of the doors at the bottom to accommodate the swivel hardware, but that again should not be a problem provided you locate the hole in the right place and make it the proper size.
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It would not be possible to cut the width from the doors. I did need to trim the top and bottom of mine since my opening was only. 72 inches
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The doors on this unit are over 30" wide. You need a shower doors with less than 20" door width. Even there you will be squeezing through.
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No - I bought the 72" version and I don't see how you would be able to shorten it. Each end has some hardware in it and it would be very difficult / impossible to cleanly remove it then cut the whole thing to be 66".
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Yes, my door measures at 36". At first it looks a little small but when you're using all 36" there's no need to cut. What I did was attach it to the door with the tubes installed but not put together with the plastic piece that attaches them. Once I had both ends attached to the door, I then put the tubes together and the fabric stretched out.