Great video. We use a plumbing pipe foam insulator. They cost about $4 and they have a slit opening so you can put it on your bottom shower channel track to keep the glass snugged into place.
That's nothing. We had the same doors in our last Montana High Country. 4 months old, had been parked in FL for a month and my 5 year old daughter was in there showering when the door just spontaneously exploded. Luckily she was unharmed, but my wife ended up with glass in her feet when she went to pick her up out of the shower. Keystone said it wasn't a warranty claim and wouldn't provide any help. SEA (glass manufacturer) apologized profusely and sent me a whole new shower for just the cost of freight.
Great video. We use a plumbing pipe foam insulator. They cost about $4 and they have a slit opening so you can put it on your bottom shower channel track to keep the glass snugged into place.
Thanks for the tip!
What about replacing with clear plastic maybe a little thicker than what the glass is? And I am talking all 4 pieces.
That's nothing. We had the same doors in our last Montana High Country. 4 months old, had been parked in FL for a month and my 5 year old daughter was in there showering when the door just spontaneously exploded. Luckily she was unharmed, but my wife ended up with glass in her feet when she went to pick her up out of the shower.
Keystone said it wasn't a warranty claim and wouldn't provide any help. SEA (glass manufacturer) apologized profusely and sent me a whole new shower for just the cost of freight.