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   jet | Sep 03, 2002 07:39am | #1

   Ok was the designer of this bathroom talking to DW? 'cause the tiles are on the

   #$%^& angle. Been there done that and bought the #$%^& T-shirt.

   Looks nice though. Good job!!!!!!!

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   dw40 | Sep 04, 2002 02:11am | #2

   Looks great! Are both these baths in the same house? I'm wondering also, because of a similar job, if you had any warpage trouble with your large glass shower door?

   Don

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   nigelUsa | Sep 04, 2002 03:01am | #3

   No, not the same house. But I most often install tile on a 45 degrees. Shower doors are fine.

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   nigelUsa | Sep 04, 2002 03:11am | #4

   Here's a close up of the cabinets

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   KARLSTER | Sep 04, 2002 04:09am | #5

   Whats up with shower doors warping?  I have a guy coming over saturday to measure for my frameless shower door and now you have me wondering if there is anything I need to know before going ahead with this.

   Any tips you may have are appreciated.

   Karl

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   dw40 | Sep 04, 2002 06:15am | #6

   One of my clients had his shower doors done in a similar floor-to-ceiling manner and his door has about a 3/32" curve in it, which sounds small until you look at it every day as you grab the handle. I thought it was just shoddy glass guys, but have, since, ordered tempered custom glass doors for a bathroom cabinet and was told by the salesperson that the tempering process can cause warping of the glass. Someone else probably knows the whole scoop.

   Good Luck,

   Don

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   KARLSTER | Sep 04, 2002 07:03am | #8

   Thanks for the tip, I'll check the shower door guys knowledge of this.

   Karl

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   goldhiller | Sep 04, 2002 06:41am | #7

   That's nice work.