looks great!

one question: who applies the silicone seal at the bottom of the door?

Its a kind of a 'sweep' that was attached to the door section by the installers. Does that answer your question, or do you mean the fixed sections?

The fixed panels are seated with silicone in a reflective chrome trim that also received a bead of silicone caulk where it meet the top of the shower, the walls, the window, and the pan...this was also done by the installers.

Oh, that looks SO GREAT. Which selfishly is bumming me out because we're on hold for our glass doors and I'd convinced myself it wouldn't look THAT wonderful, all the hardware would distract/annoy me, etc. Ha.

BUT YOURS LOOKS AMAZING IN THERE

It really does just open up the room. I can't believe you're waiting...I'd probably have to move in with a friend to resist temptation!

Can you do me a favor and tell/remind me of the glass partition widths? Because Mr Vix was calling around for bids and getting pushback and what I wanted (hanging it off a 10" wide piece to align with the window) so gathering info from the GW experts.

Hi Vix, happy to 'see' you! Thank you for the compliments and just want you to know that I just cannot get a good picture of these shower doors due to the narrow bathroom. Its frustrating, because the doors are really impressive straight on.

I actually understand what you are asking. You want to know if you can have a 10 inch piece and then the door, correct? If they are pushing back on having the door hinges hanging on a 10" piece, could it not hinge on the other side?

Our configuration is a 7" piece, a 24" door, and then a large piece that's about 29 inches with an additional jut out into the window area. The hinges are on the big piece. They decided to install the big piece and come back a few days later after it had 'set' before attaching the door since the part in the window had no screws.

We also had the option of two pieces with the door opening the other way hinged on the left wall. That would have meant walking into the room past the sink to open the door...not so good!

The cost was $1900-something installed with tax.

Lovely. I have a similar small, master-bath. I didn't think it would be possible to install that type of door because half the opening is next to the toilet.

Is your window half inside the shower and half outside?

Jane

Jane, we didn't think there would be room to open a door, but there is actually plenty of room for this door to open with a good 5-6" from the sink. The shower door people determined this when they came out to estimate. If you open it too far it will strike the toilet, but that is well past the point you would need to open it to get in and out comfortably. It doesn't swing on its own.

The window is 1/3 inside the shower...the shower glass is cut to extend into the window and against the glass block.

We've been having no end of trouble lately with both our laptop and our internet service so correct me if I'm wrong but the link to bathroom pics seems to be missing from the original post. People seem to be commenting on the pics but I can't seem to see them. Did it disappear?

the picture is coming up for me, but i've often run into that problem elsewhere on this site.

Here is a link directly to the pictures for those who cannot see them. Still showing above for me.

Here is a link that might be useful: Bathroom Pictures

Must have been a glitch because I can see the pics now, but the link is even better. You've done a great job in what must have been a bit of an awkward space. I guess by now you've both had a chance to try it out.

Hi again! Just wanted to say that we have been using the new shower for a week now, and it is just WONDERFUL! The pleasure reaches our highest hopes on how it might be.

I'd never taken a shower with water jets, and they feel so good its makes me want to stay in there. All 3 functions (shower head, 4 body sprays, handheld) have a separate on/off pressure controls, and the other control is for temperature which can be set and left for the next shower. These can be used separately or together in any combination. The door/glass doesn't leak, the fan is silent and effective, and the tile looks great.

We went 3 years without a shower in this 'in progress' whole bath room renovation, which meant using the kids bathroom or the basement small shower...so that makes it an extra special luxury for us.

I'll post pictures in the gallery when the final accessories are completed.

Here is a link that might be useful: Our Moen Package