Sliding Frameless Shower Screen Roller Shower Sliding Glass Door Accessories

Product Description

Product Description

JL-1300 Shower Sliding Glass Door Set Sliding Frameless Shower Screen -Roller

material	304SS
finish	satin/ polish
door roller	4 pcs
tube clamp	4 pcs
90 degree corner connector	1 piece
tube base	2 pcs
localizer	4 pcs
floor guide	2 pcs
bathroom door handle	2 pcs
30*10mm square tube	not including, to be ordered separately
8 mm dia of solid rod	not including, to be ordered separately
MOQ	50 sets
sample	could be offered
warranty	3 years
Installation Steps for a Shower Room Sliding Door Hardware Kit	Step 1: Prepare the shower area Ensure the shower threshold (bottom edge) and walls are level, plumb, and clean. Remove any old caulk, debris, or uneven tiles that could affect alignment. Step 2: Install the top guide rail (track) Measure the width of the shower opening. Cut the top rail to size if needed. Drill pilot holes into the top of the shower recess (wall or ceiling-mount depending on design). Secure the rail with appropriate screws and wall plugs. Ensure it is perfectly level. Step 3: Install the bottom guide rail (track) Place the bottom track on the shower threshold. Align it directly under the top rail. Mark and drill holes, then screw the bottom track in place. Some kits use adhesive pads instead of screws - follow the manufacturer's instruction. Step 4: Attach rollers and hangers to the glass door panels Lay the glass doors on a soft padded surface. Install the roller assemblies into the top edge of each glass door as shown in the kit manual. Attach bottom guides (usually small nylon blocks or U-channels) to the bottom edge of each door. Step 5: Hang the first glass door Lift the first glass panel and insert the top rollers into the top rail. Carefully lower the door so the bottom guide engages with the bottom track. Let the door slide gently to one side. Step 6: Hang the second glass door Repeat the same process for the second glass door. Insert its top rollers into the rear (inside) track of the top rail. Ensure the two doors do not collide - they should slide in separate tracks (bypass design). Step 7: Adjust the roller height Use the adjustment screw on each roller bracket (usually a hex or Phillips screw) to raise or lower the door. Adjust until the door is level and the gap between the door and the bottom track is even (about 1-2mm, or as specified). Verify that the door slides smoothly without rubbing. Step 8: Install handles and bumper stops Attach the handle(s) to the glass doors using the provided screws and silicone washers (do not overtighten). Install rubber end stops or bumpers into the top rail to limit the sliding travel. Install magnetic or latch catches if included in the kit. Step 9: Install side filler strips (if any) Some kits include vertical filler strips or wall jambs. If so: Slide them into the edge of the glass or mount them to the wall. These cover the gap between glass and wall for better water sealing. Step 10: Test operation and seal Slide both doors fully open and closed several times. Check for smooth movement, level alignment, and proper overlap (for bypass doors). Apply a thin bead of clear silicone sealant along the bottom track and side jambs (inside the shower) to prevent water leakage. Let silicone cure according to label instructions before using the shower.

 

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1 set packed into a box, 10 boxes packed into a carton.

Shipping: It will take about a month for vessel to arrive at destination port.

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