Standard
Size Doors
With Holes For Towel Bar/ Handle Combo
Clear Tempered Glass with Flat Polished
Edges.
You may find a blemish smaller than a water spot.
 Typically
a 28 x 72" Door costs $416 with holes and notches but
without hardware. We're trying to clear our warehouse out
so we can stock other non-selling items. Some of these doors
have minor scrathes on them. We are obviously losing money
on these. Sorting through them causes scratches.
The
crating and shipping charge would be $350. Or you
can pick them up in Berkeley and pay no shipping. Since they
are stocked items we obviously can't have them made near you
as we can with custom made glass. So it may be cheaper to
have us make a custom made door than to ship one of these.
It depends on where you live.
If
your opening is wider, we can supply a custom made panel to
make up the difference.
This
door has to be wall mounted. Glass to glass hinges won't work.
Important: For a door and a panel, the hinge
wall has to be plumb and the curb level.
For
a Single Door: the walls have to be plumb the curb level and
the width of the opening has to be between 5/16 and 1/2"
greater than the width of the door. 3/8" Greater is the
optimum size. So to use a 28" door your tile should be
28 3/8" from wall to wall. There seems to be a lot of
tilers now days that are good enough to make an opening like
that.
All
these doors are 71 9/16" tall. This places the top edge
of the glass at 72". There is 7/16" gap at the bottom,
which is the correct gap for a vinyl sweep (P990).
Holes
and notches and polished edges are correct and included. The
notches are for wall mount hinges only. Glass to Glass hinges
won't work.
If
your door opens up against a wall, then the towel bar will
hit the wall and that is not good. However, you can
still use this door and save three hundred or more dollars
by covering the towel bar hole with a small cap and then use
a back to back 6" handle. See bottom of Page. We also
have the top pivot doors which will put the pivot point out
an inch further into the opening thereby allowing the door
to open almost all the way without hitting.
These prices
are for the glass only. Hardware is not on sale. See the links
below or just call us up and we'll give you the total price
over the phone.
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Hours:
M-F: 8 to 4:30 and Sat: By appointment only
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SHOWER DOORS
This
will allow you to plug the towel bar hole and use a regular
6" handle. It's the perfect solution. You still save
over $300 and all you have to do is live with the extra little
cover plates. If you consider that an installed door can run
$1300 with labor, then you have made quite a bit per hour.