it depends on the spacing used between the glass. there are vinyl sweeps that slide onto the edge of the glass similar to the one that should have been used along the bottom and actually top. problem with these are that they take away from the 'frameless' look even thought they are clear plastic. how long has it been since you had this installed? Here is a link that might be useful: vinyl sweep

Lovely bathroom, Annkathryn. I wanted my GC to give me a rough idea of extra costs before I bought the generator, but I may push back on a couple of items when it is time to actually build it. Our entire bathroom is long and narrow. It is 13.5' long, and 6' wide, except for the last 42" where it is 5' wide in the shower area. You enter from the bedroom at one short end, the first 6' is a double vanity, then there is a wall with a pocket door, then the toilet (going to be wall hung with tank in wall to save space), then the shower. So the toilet and shower are in the same space that can be closed off from the rest of the bathroom. I planned to put a Panasonic Whisper Warm fan just outside the shower in the toilet area. I hope that will be sufficient to clear any steam, as I do not really want a vent fan in the shower itself. We also have a small window in the shower that we leave open about 10 months of the year to get fresh air in the bathroom, so I can just open it back up after a steam. Except in December and January, we usually shower with the window open, so I am not sure we need a tilting glass vent to avoid showering in an air tight space. I'll have to find out how much extra that vent will cost.

The shower door guy came by the other day and mentioned something about doing a top and a bottom mount for our steam shower door. The door is around 33" wide and the height is around 7 feet. I was planning on using 3/8" glass. Thanks to Bill, I made sure we are using a Kerdi liner. What would be the best way to mount the door? I haven't seen any examples of top and bottom mount with my type of application. I'm concerned about messing up the Kerdi if they plan on mounting top and bottom. Any advice/suggestions you could provide would be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks!

We have a semi-frameless, so there are cracks around the door and around the transom window above the door. But when we run the steam there's no noticeable escape. That said, I've never run the steam for more than 10 minutes (it's fairly new) and our bathroom is pretty large (10'x20') so take my experience with a grain of salt.