Removing Shower Door Bottom

A sliding shower door is the easiest of the two styles to take out of its frame as there is nothing to actually remove.

Removing shower door bottom.

Look for the guide at the bottom of the doors with a single screw holding it in place. For channel style seals pull the old plastic strip out of the rail channel. Remove the shower doors from inside the shower. Standing in the shower grasp the inside shower door with both.

Put on your gloves to help you grip and maintain control of the door. Grab the shower door at the sides with your hands. Bleach and water put on rubber gloves and open all the windows in the bathroom or turn on the exhaust fan. Remove the screw and lift the doors out beginning with the one on the inside of the shower.

The best way to do this is to remove the doors completely. Watch how to remove a glass shower door safely and without breakage from a tub or shower space. Lift straight up to remove the lower pivot pin from the bushing in the bottom of the shower door frame. Apply the bleach and water solution directly to the shower door seal.

How to evacuate swinging doors. Lift the top shower door track that rests on the two outer wall brackets straight up and off. Wipe the door channel and bottom rail with a. Take down the immovable.

It s no hard task to take out a sliding door from its bracket as it doesn t take much to. How to remove shower doors tracks step 1. Open the shower door from the outside. Move the shower door out of your way.

How to remove shower doors step 1. Most shower doors slide out on the inside of the stall so this is where you have to be. These work in basically the same way as closet doors if you have prior experience removing those. Replace the sprayer and shake the bottle to mix.

Step 2 grab the edge of the sweep and pull it toward the outside of the door until the strip is removed from its track see a. The bottom track is made from aluminum and will have one edge shorter than the other. In some cases you may need to unscrew the sweep from the track. Use needle nose pliers to grasp the strip and pull it out if necessary.

Hinges hold swinging doors in position to make it easy to unfold and shut. Add 2 tablespoons bleach to 1 cup hot water in a spray bottle.