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Trash that Old Shower Curtain and get a Glass Shower Enclosure

by Bath Towel on September 9, 2009

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Are you sick and tired of that old Shower Cur­tain in your Bath­room? Are you look­ing for a way to enhance the look and feel of your wash space, while at the same time adding a sig­nif­i­cant value to your home? If you said yes to either ques­tion, than you are in need of a Glass Shower Door.

Shower Glass Doors have become the absolute must have for today’s con­tem­po­rary home­owner. And lead­ing the way in this mod­ern rev­o­lu­tion of Glass in the Wash Room is the Frame­less Shower. Whether you have a Bath­tub or a Shower Stall. A Glass Enclo­sure can be made to fit vir­tu­ally any space con­fig­u­ra­tion and style imag­in­able. Let’s say you have a Bath­tub. You can either have a Glass Panel set on top or at the side of it. Or if you want an entire Shower space Enclosed in Glass with its own Door. Either way the design pos­si­bil­i­ties are truly end­less with the only fore­see­able lim­i­ta­tions in sight would be the bud­get, the skill level of the instal­la­tion team com­mis­sioned for the project and then finally the imagination.

The most com­monly used Glass is Clear Tem­pered Glass. Tem­pered Glass Pan­els can be Cus­tom Etched with any draw­ing or design. A spe­cial Fire Kiln Molded Glass known as Cast Glass is another option. Then there’s Lam­i­nated Glass that can only be installed in a Framed Shower unit. The rea­son being is that water will find its way in to the Lam­i­nate only to later cause a Mold build up. Just like in that old, dingy Shower Cur­tain! Nev­er­the­less when prop­erly installed in a Framed Shower unit, Lam­i­nated Glass will be 100% Mold free. And you can have it Etched or Lam­i­nated with a Cus­tom Design.

These dif­fer­ent cat­e­gories of Glass are the three types avail­able for Glass Shower units. And each comes with many, many choices for the color, tex­ture and design. Your only prob­lem now is decid­ing on the many options before you. Good luck!

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Shower Glass Doors are Virtually Mold Free

by Bath Towel on September 8, 2009

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The home­owner of the mod­ern day wishes to have a bath­room that is cleaner, more styl­ish and more hygienic than their pre­de­ces­sors could have ever imag­ined. And thanks to the Glass Shower Door the days of the old, moldy shower cur­tain are com­ing to an end in today’s con­tem­po­rary bathroom.

Aside from pleas­ing the eye and adding value to the home, Glass Show­ers do not pro­vide a breed­ing ground for Germs and Mold caus­ing Bac­te­ria that will only make you and your loved ones sick. The wash­ing machine is what most peo­ple use to clean their Shower Cur­tains. Yet unbe­knownst to them they are quite pos­si­bly spread­ing mil­lions upon mil­lions of Germs and Mold caus­ing micro­scopic Bac­te­ria into their wash­ing machines that can later infect the entire house­hold. With a Glass Shower Door such dan­gers are not an issue. In order to clean Glass in the wash space all that needs to be done is to wipe it down with any dis­in­fec­tant cleaner, rinse, squeegee and you are Germ & Bac­te­ria free. Except of course for the Sil­i­con that is used to make a water­tight seal at the joints of the Glass Pan­els. And at the water­tight seal known as the Bot­tom Wipe, which goes at the base of every Glass Shower Door. Both Sil­i­cone and the rub­ber made Bot­tom Wipes will form Mold with time. The solu­tion is to use a Mildew Resis­tant Sil­i­con that is specif­i­cally made for Show­ers & Sinks. The Bot­tom Wipes are very inex­pen­sive and should be replaced at least twice per year.

All Shower Glass Doors can eas­ily be bac­te­ria and mold free if the proper pre­cau­tions from its instal­la­tion are car­ried out. And if a reg­i­ment of rou­tine clean­ing is adhered to by the owner.

 

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Glass Shower Doors help Eliminate Mold from your Bathroom

by Bath Towel on September 7, 2009

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The home­owner of the mod­ern day wishes to have a bath­room that is cleaner, more styl­ish and more hygienic than their pre­de­ces­sors could have ever imag­ined. And thanks to the Glass Shower Door the days of the old, moldy shower cur­tain are com­ing to an end in today’s con­tem­po­rary bathroom.

Aside from pleas­ing the eye and adding value to the home, Glass Show­ers do not pro­vide a breed­ing ground for Germs and Mold caus­ing Bac­te­ria that will only make you and your loved ones sick. Many peo­ple clean their Shower Cur­tains by putting them in the wash. Yet unbe­knownst to them they are quite pos­si­bly spread­ing mil­lions upon mil­lions of Germs and Mold caus­ing micro­scopic Bac­te­ria into their wash­ing machines that can later infect the entire house­hold. Such an issue is of no con­cern with a Glass Shower Door. In order to clean Glass in the wash space all that needs to be done is to wipe it down with any dis­in­fec­tant cleaner, rinse, squeegee and you are Germ & Bac­te­ria free. That is of course except for the Sil­i­cone, which is used to form a water­tight seal on the Glass Panel joints. And on the Bot­tom Wipes at the bot­tom of all Glass Shower Door Pan­els. Both Sil­i­cone and the rub­ber made Bot­tom Wipes will form Mold with time. The solu­tion is to use a Mildew Resis­tant Sil­i­con that is specif­i­cally made for Show­ers & Sinks. The Bot­tom Wipes are very cheap and should be changed every six to seven months.

All Shower Glass Doors can eas­ily be bac­te­ria and mold free if the proper pre­cau­tions from its instal­la­tion are car­ried out. And if the owner sticks to a rou­tine of fre­quent cleaning.

 

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Enhance any Bathroom with a Glass Shower Enclosure

by Bath Towel on September 7, 2009

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Are you sick and tired of that old Shower Cur­tain in your Bath­room? Are you look­ing for a way to enhance the look and feel of your wash space, while at the same time adding a sig­nif­i­cant value to your home? If you said yes to either ques­tion, than you are in need of a Glass Shower Door.

Shower Glass Doors have become the absolute must have for today’s con­tem­po­rary home­owner. And lead­ing the way in this mod­ern rev­o­lu­tion of Glass in the Wash Room is the Frame­less Shower. Whether you have a Bath­tub or a Shower Stall. A Glass Enclo­sure can be made to fit vir­tu­ally any space con­fig­u­ra­tion and style imag­in­able. For exam­ple let’s say you want a Glass Panel for your Bath­tub. The two most com­mon choices are to have the Glass set to the side of the Tub, or rest­ing on top. Or if you want an entire Shower space Enclosed in Glass with its own Door. Either way the design pos­si­bil­i­ties are truly end­less with the only fore­see­able lim­i­ta­tions in sight would be the bud­get, the skill level of the instal­la­tion team com­mis­sioned for the project and then finally the imagination.

The most com­monly used Glass is Clear Tem­pered Glass. Tem­pered Glass Pan­els can be Cus­tom Etched with any draw­ing or design. Another option is a high end one known as Cast Glass. It’s made with a Cus­tom Mold in the Fire Kiln. Then there’s Lam­i­nated Glass that can only be installed in a Framed Shower unit. The rea­son being is that water will find its way in to the Lam­i­nate only to later cause a Mold build up. Just like in that old, dingy Shower Cur­tain! Nev­er­the­less when prop­erly installed in a Framed Shower unit, Lam­i­nated Glass will be 100% Mold free. Plus Lam­i­nated Glass gives you the option of either Lam­i­nat­ing or Etch­ing it with a Cus­tom Design.

These dif­fer­ent cat­e­gories of Glass are the three types avail­able for Glass Shower units. And each comes with a mul­ti­tude num­ber of options for the designs, tex­ture and col­ors. Your only prob­lem now is decid­ing on the many options before you. Good luck!

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