One of the panels in my glass shower is leaning at an angle. Panel A in the diagram below is leaning in the direction of the blue line below. Towards the inside of the shower. Over the length of 6 feet it’s out of perpendicular to the floor by 3/4”.
Initially I thought it was bc the track bar wasn’t level. If I could raise the bar near panel A I could get panel A to perpendicular with the floor. But the track bar is very close to level as is.
I’m afraid to hang the sliding glass door (panel C) on the track while panel A isn’t perpendicular.
Panel A and Panel B should line up on the curb with one another but Panel A is 3/4” further from the inside edge of the curb than Panel B. I inadvertently did this to get the holes in Panel A low enough to hook onto the track bar.
I think my next step is to unscrew the track bar from the wall near Panel A and move the bar to find a location that allows Panel A to stand up straight and the length from the inside curb to both Panel A and B are equidistant. If this position doesn’t leave the track bar level the sliding door (Panel C) won’t stay open.
The distance from
The Track bar to inside curb is 69 15/16 and 69 7/8 on opposing sides. So that looks good.
Any suggestions on how to proceed?
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Initially I thought it was bc the track bar wasn’t level. If I could raise the bar near panel A I could get panel A to perpendicular with the floor. But the track bar is very close to level as is.
I’m afraid to hang the sliding glass door (panel C) on the track while panel A isn’t perpendicular.
Panel A and Panel B should line up on the curb with one another but Panel A is 3/4” further from the inside edge of the curb than Panel B. I inadvertently did this to get the holes in Panel A low enough to hook onto the track bar.
I think my next step is to unscrew the track bar from the wall near Panel A and move the bar to find a location that allows Panel A to stand up straight and the length from the inside curb to both Panel A and B are equidistant. If this position doesn’t leave the track bar level the sliding door (Panel C) won’t stay open.
The distance from
The Track bar to inside curb is 69 15/16 and 69 7/8 on opposing sides. So that looks good.
Any suggestions on how to proceed?
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