DORSEY SHOWER DOOR INSTALLATION · Step 19: Fasten the door stoppers (5) and rollers (3) using a 2.5mm and 4mm wrench. Step 20: Apply silicone sealant between the bottom of the ﬁxed

DORSEY SHOWER DOOR INSTALLATION

GETTING STARTED

BEFORE YOU BEGINWe recommend consulting a professional if you are unfamiliar with installing this type of product. Signature Hardware accepts no liability for any damage to the product, home, or for personal injury during installation.

Observe all local plumbing and building codes.

Unpack and inspect the product for shipping damage. If any damage is found, contact our Customer Relations team at 1-866-855-2284.

Ensure that you have gathered all the required materials that are needed for the installation.

TOOLS AND MATERIALS:

Phillips Screwdriver

1Dorsey Shower Door Installation Instructions

Silicone Sealant(100% Neutral

Cure)

Drill

Tape Measure RubberMallet

Drill Bits

Level Pencil Safety Glasses

Utility Knife Hex Wrench Epoxy Putty

Hacksaw

SKU(s): 939722, 939723


INSTALLATION


Fixed Panel (x1) Door Panel (x1) Rollers (x2) Glass Holders (x2) Stoppers (x2) Bottom Guide (x1) Running Rail (x1)

Wall Bracket (x2) Wall Channel (x1) Handle (x1) Bottom Track (x1) Bottom Track Cover (x1) Door Gasket (x1) Gap Gasket (x2)

Countersunk HeadST3.5x35 (x6)

ø6 Wall Plug (x6) Countersunk HeadST4.8x38 (x4)

ø8 Wall Plug (x4) Glass Fix Nail (x2)

Overhead View





LEFT HAND INSTALL RIGHT HAND INSTALL

The following installation steps contain illustra-tions for a right hand application. If installing as a

left hand shower door, reverse each illustration as it is shown.



Step 2: Set the door panel inside of the shower stall to prepare for installation. Rest the panel on wood blocks, or a soft surface, to protect the glass.

Step 1: Install the rollers (3) onto the door panel (2) using a 4mm hex wrench, as shown.



Step 3: Use a level and the positioner (provided) to determine the location to mount the wall channel (9). Once positioned, use a pencil to mark the location of the channel’s mounting holes.

Step 4: Drill pilot holes at the marked locations from step 3. Use an 8mm drill bit on the two top holes, and a 6mm drill bit for the remaining holes, as shown below.

X=X

X=X

ø8 drill bit

ø6 drill bit



Step 5: Insert the ø8 wall plugs (18) into the top two drilled holes, and the ø6 wall plugs (16) into the remaining drilled holes, as shown. Use a rubber mallet to tap in gently.

Step 6: Fasten the wall channel (9) to the wall using the ST3.5x35 screws (15), as shown. Fasten the wall brackets (8) to the top two holes using the ST4.8x38 screws (17), as shown.

Note: Disassemble the wall brackets and place epoxy putty in the slotted hole of each bracket, above the screw head. This will prevent the base of the bracket from shifting once installed.



Step 7: At the base of the shower stall, measure the distance from the wall channel (9) to the facing wall. Cut the bottom track (11) to the needed length, and put into position. Mark the location of the track’s mounting holes using a pencil.

Important: Do not cut more than 2” off of the bottom track. Cut the track on the door side, or the side that does not contain screws.

Step 8: Use a 6mm drill bit to drill pilot holes into the marked locations from step 7.

ø6 drill bit

Step 10: Fasten the bottom track (11) to the base of the shower using the ST3.5x35 screws (15).

Step 9: Insert the ø6 wall plugs (16) into the drilled holes from step 8, as shown. Use a rubber mallet to tap in gently.



Step 12: Carefully install the fixed panel (1) by sliding into the wall channel (9) and bottom track (11).

Step 11: Run a bead of 100% neutral cure silicone sealant along the inside and outside of the installed wall channel and bottom track.



Step 15: Install the running rail (7) by securing to the wall brackets (8) in the shower enclosure. Attach the fixed panel (1) to the running rail using the glass holders (4).

Step 13: Measure from wall to wall at the top of the shower enclosure opening. Measure and cut the running rail (7) to the appropriate length.

Important: Do not cut more than 2” off of the rail. Cut the rail on the door side, or the side that does not contain screws.

Step 14: Position the stoppers (5) on the running rail (7). Secure them into place temporarily. Do not fasten them until ready to install the running rail to the glass. Loosen the glass holders (4) located on the running rail. Position the base of the wall brackets (8) on the ends of the running rail, and secure them temporarily.

2.5mm hex wrench

4mm hex wrench



Step 17: Install the door panel (2) by hanging onto the running rail (7). Ensure that the rollers are positioned over the running rail, and the bottom of the door panel is placed within the bottom guide (6).

Step 16:

a) Use the positioner to determine where to install the bottom guide (6). Once positioned, mark the location of the mounting holes.

b) Use a ø8 drill bit to drill pilot holes into the marked mount-ing hole locations.

c) Insert ø8 wall plugs (18) into the drilled pilot holes. Gently tap in using a rubber mallet.

d) Position the black rubber on the bottom guide (6) to the 10mm position. Fasten the guide using the ST4.8x38 screws (17).

12mm

10mm

8mm



Step 18:



long

short

a) Install the handle (10) as shown.

b) Insert the door gasket (13) into its wall channel . Insert one gap gasket (14) into the other side of the door’s wall channel, and another gap gasket into the fixed panel. Trim gap gaskets as illustrated to the right.

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c) Install the glass fix nails (19) as shown.

d) Measure and cut the bottom track cover (12) to the same length as the bottom track.

e) Install the bottom track cover (12) onto the bottom track, as shown.

Step 19: Fasten the door stoppers (5) and rollers (3) using a 2.5mm and 4mm wrench.

Step 20: Apply silicone sealant between the bottom of the fixed panel (1) and the shower base. Silicone application along the wall channel (9) is also recom-mended. Allow 24 hours for all silicone to fully dry before use.



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DORSEY SHOWER DOOR INSTALLATION · Step 19: Fasten the door stoppers (5) and rollers (3) using a 2.5mm and 4mm wrench. Step 20: Apply silicone sealant between the bottom of the ﬁxed