Please advise how tight tolerances one can expect in Northern California, depending on the Tempered Glass provider. i understand "industry standard" is 1/16" but apparently there is a wide range of produced product among the various vendors. also your thoughts would be appreciated on how to best spec the frameless shower door as we are being told different things by different installers. some say 1/8" gap between the Notched Glass Pane which travels over the vanity top and down the pony wall to the Shower Door, while others say they can make it work with a 1/16" gap. similar issue at bottom of door only most say 3/16"+ gap, while some say it could be done to a 1/16" and others say 7/16" we have a very modern clean line remodel with vaulted ceilings throughout. the shower enclosure curb has a minimal 1 degree slope inward. the curb is 4" wide 3" tall mitered absolute black granite, which then wraps up the pony wall face and around into the shower enclosure and up onto the surface of the vanity. we'd prefer if there were no Vinyl sweep used but our lead potential installer is saying we should have a 3/16" gap at bottom of the shower door glass and use either CR Laurence sweep model P500HW or SDTDFT2 here's how the estimate/spec currently reads: Shower Heavy frame less shower system 1/2" glass with * brushed nickel *hardware CRL # SCU4BN mounts & CRL # V1E044BN hinges with C10 coating with 10 year warranty to protect against mineral deposits and hard water spotting **Additional charge for outages *** 8 inch square pull handle CRL # SQ8X8BN ****Starphire upgrade ***** 3/16" Gap at bottom of door / 3/16" gap at hinge side / 1/8" gap at door and p

That's really cool! What a great idea for the space. What a great view. Folding wall is perfect for this space!

How to install the lights behind the glass... Which lights on the edge or behind how to make light uniform across

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