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Alisa Volkova
Good afternoon. We are putting a steam unit into the main bathroom and the installer has told me that a normal shower door will not work, something about needing the enclosure sealed to the ceiling. I had assumed glass is glass. Now I am trying to work out what actually changes, whether it costs dramatically more, and whether an ordinary glass company can do it or if this is a specialist job. The bathroom is a normal size, nothing enormous, with a nine foot ceiling. We are still at the stage where changing the layout is possible if it makes the glass simpler.
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Konstantin Eremeev
Your installer is right. A steam enclosure has to be closed at the top with a transom panel and usually a vent, otherwise the steam leaves and the unit never reaches temperature, which is an expensive way to own a normal shower. The door needs full seals rather than the gaps a standard frameless door lives with. Cost is higher because there is more glass and more hardware, not because it is exotic. Shower Doors Prices https://showerdoorprices.com/ does steam enclosures with transom systems and quoted ours with the vent included. Have the steam generator location confirmed before the glass is measured. Ask about the door handle position too, on a steam door it interacts with the seal more than people expect.
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