I'm in earthquake country and would prefer to have a bit of slop...errr I mean nothing so precise as a mitered corner on something large and inflexible.

(I don't HAVE any corners in my enclosure though!)

Yes, we can and it's all guaranteed for 15 years but the other person we were going to use is $200 less but said if we want the corner mitered it invalidates the warranty! I never thought much about it but now two reputable companies are saying they do it (and it should be done) and the other 2 say it isn't as strong and any movement can make the edge chip b/c it's thinner.

I'd like to see a picture of a miter shower install.

"I'd like to see a picture of a miter shower install."

First I have heard of it either. Money for nothing in my mind, nothing at all to be gained.

I have noticed water getting in my metered corner. Does anyone know if a sealant should be used here? Mine has none.

The water is going to be carrying minerals with it and that's going to get ugly fast. Clean it and seal it.

Thank you! Just don't know why this wasn't done when installed.

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I would miter the glass if it's on a degree less than 90°. In other words, if it's glass to glass and butting up at a 45° angle, then yes, I always miter my glass. A 90° angle, no, just butt up glass to glass, a miter isn't necessary and can look HORRIBLE if it's not glazed properly. Altho this question was apparently asked 4 years ago so this this response most likely isn't necessary either, lol. I stumbled upon this while looking for something else so I'll just leave it at that before I forget what I came here for in the first place. Other responses seemed to cover this just fine anyway.