How to install Estilo 900x 1830 Chrome adjust Framed Shower Screen Front?

Brian Kuzich

The Estilo adjustable frame has flexibility and the width can adjust from 830 to 900 which is ideal

Have read and reviewed installation instructions which has left me confused, can you please help.

• Page 3 – box content only one wall profile while page 4 assembly diagram shows two wall profiles, in my case I need two.
  • Page 5 Installation step 1 also shows two wall profiles
• Page 3 box content –  one door frame + one fixed panel, it appears all as one straight assembly – can I assume it has a full frame with the glass door fitted into the frame with the top/ bottom  pivots already assembled.

To adjust this frame I assume you open the door and move the sections to achieve the required width.

In all the installation steps the bottom frame does not appear to be secured to the base.

• Page 4 Assembly Diagram – The side of the door with the handle shows two profiles at the top – assume one is to attached to the wall as a wall profile and the second frame fits into it and  receive the door when its closed.
• None of the assembly diagrams show the door as a moving part and how the door aligns to the fixed panel. With the pivot point offset we can only assume the door and the fixed panel over lap and the closed door is at a slight angle to stop the two pieces of glass touching each other.
• If you go to the review section, the demonstration by  Andy  is similar to my cubical. other customers raised issue which have not been clarified

Can you please answer my question or provide more detail instructions/video and help me move forward, keen to purchase this shower screen

MitchellMc

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Brian Kuzich. It's wonderful to have you join use and many thanks for your question about installing shower screens.

In regard to the wall profiles, there is a wall profile for each end of the shower screen to allow it to be fixed securely to both walls. We can certainly pass your feedback on to the supplier about the confusion in the box contents and diagrams, particularly around the minimum width fitment and the number of profiles shown.

The unit comes as a framed assembly with the door pre-fitted into the frame, including the pivot mechanism. The adjustment is achieved by sliding the frame sections within them themselves.

You are correct that the door overlaps the fixed panel. The pivot is offset, which allows the door to close without the glass panels contacting each other. When closed, the door sits neatly against the adjoining profile and overlaps the fixed panel as designed.

The bottom frame is not mechanically fixed to the base. Instead, once everything is aligned and secured to the wall profiles, the bottom is sealed to the shower base using wet area silicone. This provides stability and ensures a watertight seal without drilling into the base.

It is worth mentioning that installing a shower screen is a significant undertaking. There are risks associated with handling large glass panels, as well as the need for accurate alignment to ensure smooth door operation and proper sealing. If you have not completed a similar project before, we would generally recommend engaging a professional installer to ensure the best result.

If you do decide to proceed yourself, please make sure to wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, gloves, a long-sleeved shirt, trousers and enclosed footwear, and take extra care when handling and positioning the glass panels.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Mitchell