20 Most Recent Sterling Plumbing 1500D-31S VISTA PIVOT SHOWER DOOR - Page 3 Questions & Answers

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the shower head is opposite the hindge for the door

try putting some thread tape its called teflon tape my friend

If you are not using a masonry bit then you need to increase th size to 1/4 ".

The reason why is with masonry bits it will say 3/16 but you are actually making a hole 1/4" with the tip of the bit.

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I have done some successful repairs using hot glue gun, or using rubber cement to seal... is the grommet broken or fractured in some area?

what hose? as far as the drain goes, it needs to have the hair cleaned out of it. Do you mean hand held shower hose? needs tightening or replacement

you need to go to a plumbing supply house. most of these places started to sell to the general public since home depot and the like came around,.....they should be abled to help

instructions for shower door installations are very important to have,..i have installed over 100 of them and i still wouldn't attempt one without instructions,.your totally best to do the research it takes to get the instructions needed for this job,...there are certain cuts and measurements that are very dependent on specifications given by manufacturer to be right,....one wrong cut domino effects the whole job,....good luck

on the pivot side, the seal will go toward the outside,.providing that the seal is on the door,...the seal "on the pivot side of the door" will go up against the wall jamb as you close door,.....

o.k. these are usually attached with a double sided tape,...you need to get something like a scraper or the like and get in between it and the door,..go slow and pry it off,...SLOWLY! once you get the old one off, you'll need to clean surfaces with a rag and rubbing alcohol,....(very important for new one to stick),.....take your time with this operation,..it doesn't look like much but trust me, i've worked on many shower doors and patience IS your best friend,....again, go slow and pay attention to ALL details.

are you sure your measurements are correct? hate to be looking like i'm playing devils advocate for sterling, but i've installed many shower doors and had made this mistake once,.....write me and maybe i can help rectify this potential goof,......

not sure what you mean when inside door "swings" on a "sliding" door,...i'll assume you need the "inside door guide", a little plastic piece that screws with one screw to the main threshold,.....

this is your mission should you choose to accept it,...one magnet comes out, (usually the door one), what ever one it is, slide it out and put it back in top to bottom-bottom to top, and you'll be all set. let me know if you need more help,......good luck.

call 800-sterling they can send u out a new set or any other questions u have sterling is a kolher company

hi have y checked that the protecive coatin has been removed

Sterling has a video on their website that explained what I needed.

no you need to replace the door,they are factory pressed.

See video at

http://www.kohler.com/video/index.jsp?bcpid=980289890&bclid=1078589552&bctid=403534563

Printed instructions here:

http://www.sterlingplumbing.com/onlinecatalog/pdf/1064905_2.pdf

The problem is that the supply lines feeding that faucet are reversed. That is the cold supply line is feeding the hot side of the faucet and the hot supply line is feeding the cold side.

The fix is to reverse the supply lines where ever they can be most easliy accessed.