Caulking Gun
Not Included

#3 Phillips and
Long #2 Phillips
Included

Wood Shims
Included

Set the fixed panels in place.
There is two basic ways to fasten fixed panels. With U-Channel or with brackets.

Using U-Channel.
Set the U-Channel in place. You can hold it down with small pieces of blue tape and put ¼ inch setting blocks inside the U-Channel at each end to support the glass. Set the end panel in the U-Channel and slide it into place. Set the in-line panel in place and line it up with the end-panel. If you are using a sleeve-over top clamp(SOGC90) attach it to the top of the glass and tighten down the set screws. If you don't have one blue tape will suffice.

Using brackets.
Place wood shims or equivalent under where the glass will be placed and start by placing the end panel in position. Then place the in-line panel in position and line it up with the end panel. If you are using a sleeve-over top clamp(SOGC90) attach it to the top of the glass and tighten down the set screws. If you don't have one blue tape will suffice.

Install the fasteners for the fixed panels.

Using U-Channel
Hold the U-Channel back in place lining it up with the marks that you drew in step 4. Mark the holes through the U-Channel while holding it in place. Then you can remove the U-Channel and drill the marked holes and insert a plastic anchor. Run a small bead of silicone on the back of the U-Channel that will be directly touching the wall and replace the U-Channel and screw it down with the stainless steel screws provided. Wipe up any excess silicone. You need to screw down the vertical pieces of U-Channel but might not need to screw down the horizontal ones. The silicone alone should be substantial.

Using Brackets.
Using the marks you made in step 4, line up your brackets and mark the screw holes. Be careful to think about where the glass edge will be when marking the holes. Drill the holes, insert the anchors and screw down the bracket. Depending on which type of bracket you may have to open the bracket first to reveal the screw boss hidden inside the bracket plates.

Install the fixed Panels.

Using U-Channel Run a small bead of silicone inside the U-Channel on the inside wall of the channel. Set your plastic blocks in the U-Channel that you had in when you test fit the glass. Then set in the end-panel in place. Next set the in-line panel in place and line it up with the end of the end panel. If you have a "sleeve over to clamp" (SOGC90) install that now. Re-measure that you have enough room for your door and adjust if necessary.

Using Brackets. Lay some shims where the glass will rest so that the glass doesn't touch the tile. Set the end panel in place and fasten the plates on the bracket. The end panel should now be secure. Note: if you are using mini-brackets you will not have to tighten down anything, but the glass should be secure in the mini-brackets Then line up the in-line panel and tighten down those brackets and the SOGC90 if you have one. Measure to make sure that you still have enough room for your door and readjust your shims so that they are hidden under the edge of the glass.

Mask where you are going to silicone with blue tape.
This step is optional but it makes cleanup a lot easier. For the best results, mask the wall and glass about 1/8" from the edge of the glass so that you can leave a nice smooth bead and you don't have extra smeared all over. Then you are ready to silicone, but wait until you are done with the door so you don't bump into it or get dust in the silicone.

SILICONING THE CORNER

Hang the door.
There are instructions on hanging the door on the single door installation page, but this will explain it as well. First, fasten the hinges on the glass door using the correct gaskets. Put some wood shims where the door will rest that should be about 7/16" thick. Set the door on the shims and take a look at how the door lines up with the fixed panels. Adjust the door with the shims until the glass lines up with the top of the fixed panel and is in the same plane as the in-line panel. Then mark the holes through the hinges for the fastening screws. Pull the door out and drill the holes with the ¼ inch tile drill bit and insert the anchors. Put the door back in position and screw down the hinges with the supplied hinge screws. Tighten down the screws that clamp the glass in place as tight as you can without stripping the screws. Note: I have yet to strip a screw in a hinge and I use 2 hands to torque it down, but be careful. Then you can pull out the wood shims and swing the door to make sure that the clearances are OK If the door need to be adjusted you can loosed the clamping screws and slide the door a little.

Silicone.
Using a caulking gun and the clear silicone run a bead down the inside and out side of the seam where the glass(or U-Channel) meet your wall. Then run your finger down the bead pushing firmly in one smooth stroke. Do that to both sides and then pull the tape. You have time for little touch ups after that, but the more you touch it the more messed up it will get. If you have a large gap to fill use the same technique, but have your friend run their finger down the outside at the same time you run your finger down the inside, that way the silicone will not push back and forth.

SILICONING THE CORNER