Shower enclosure Aluminum Profile

A shower enclosure is a standalone cubicle, usually with one or two doors for access, which contains your shower. It is designed to channel waste water into the waste outlet pipe and keep water from splashing out into your bathroom. Shower enclosures usually have a shower tray which the enclosure rests on (unless you have a wet room).
We have a collection of replacement aluminium profiles for shower enclosures, which include Extension Profiles; Cover Profiles; Glass Channel Profiles; and a section for Miscellaneous Profiles.
Shower enclosures have walls and doors made of glass supported by extruded aluminum profiles.
Our system includes a header profile and a choice of channels depending on the architectural detail required.
The aluminum profiles are designed to accommodate either 1/2” and 3/8” glass panels.

Shower enclosure Aluminum Profile
Thickness :	2.0mm aluminum thickness
Features :	High hardness,Strong waterproof,Shock resistance,Corrosion resistance
Design style :	Minimalist
Material :	Aluminum
Service :	Cutting / assembly
Shape :	Rectangular Shaped
Unit :	meters
Color :	Black Gold White Grey
OEM/ODM :	Available
Application :	Wine cabinets, cabinets, wardrobes, shoe cabinets, decorative cabinets, display cabinets,etc

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Before you do anything
Always unpack and inspect your shower enclosure immediately after delivery.Check for any damage or faults as it's better to find them now, rather than during installation.
Always turn off our water at the mains before attempting any DIY in the bathroom.
Tools you'll need:
·Adjustable wrench (acrylic shower trays only)
·Bucket (stone shower trays only)
·Claw hammer
·Electric drill
·Hack saw
·Jigsaw (stone shower trays only)
·Sealant gun
·Spirit level
·Standard screwdrivers
·Tape measure
·Wood chisels
Check you have the following:
·Glass panel(s)
·Frames (also known as channels)
·Door(s)
·Door handle(s)
·Fixings
·Shower tray
·Shower tray waste
·Building sand (when fitting without a riser kit)
·Cement (when fitting without a riser kit)
·PVA glue (when fitting without a riser kit)
·Shower and/or valve
·Shower door seal strips (if applicable)
·Silicone sealant
Fitting your shower enclosure
As mentioned above, there is a wide range of shapes and sizes available when it comes to shower enclosures.
The following instructions are for fitting a square shower enclosure into the corner of a room (the most common position), where you will only require one side panel and door panel (the other two sides being made up by the walls of your bathroom). However, the same principles can be applied to other shower enclosures. You may need a second person to help you with this part.
Here is how to fit a shower enclosure
Step 1
Start with the channels that will fix your panels to the wall. Using your spirit level to ensure they're vertical, place the channels at the corner edges of your tray.
Step 2
Using your electric drill, drill pilot holes in the wall. Insert rawl plugs and screw the channels to the wall.
Step 3
At this point, you need to know which side your door will be on. Once you have decided, take the side panel which will remain permanently in place and slot it into the appropriate channel.
Step 4
Fit the door panel into the other channel.
Handy hint:This is definitely the time to call on a friend or loved one to help.
Step 5
Both panels will now be positioned on the outside edges of your tray. You will need to fix them together at the corner, following the instructions supplied.
Step 6
Using your screwdriver, screw the panels into position using the fixings supplied.
Step 7
Fit the handle to your door.
Step 8
Seal around the outer edges of the enclosure using silicone sealant and your sealant gun. Don't seal the inside edges.
Congratulations, you've now fitted your shower enclosure. Whilst DIY can be a good way to save time and money, you should always hire a qualified professional to plumb and install your products. The instructions above are simply a guide to fitting your new shower enclosure and shouldn't be used to attempt full plumbing and installation.