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Fixed glass wall

11 years ago
Can you tell me the dimensions of the fixed glass wall? I hope to do the same thing for a 36" x 60" shower. I had been considering a bench as well, but didn't want to make shower entry/exit too tight. Can you comment on ease of entry/exit? I also plan to slope the floor slightly and not use a lip along the shower floor. Thank you.
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    11 years ago

    I've looked through our notes for this project, but unfortunately do not have the details on the glass wall dimensions. However, I spoke with the designer for this project, Chris Ebert, regarding your question on ease of entry/exit. He advised that you want a minimum opening of about 28", which depending on the locations of your shower and bench, may or may not work for your bathroom. Best of luck for your upcoming bathroom remodel!

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