Hi,
1. we are planning to having a mirror of 3.4x2.5 feet mirror in bathroom. What thickness would be good to maintain the stability. 6mm or 8mm ?
2. Also we are planning to have shower partition of 6x7 feet, made of glass with a 4 inch level raised in the bottom using cement. Something like cement skirting. Could you please want should be the thickness of the glass, and what material should be used for the hardware.
3. Is it suggestible to use sliding glass door or open door for shower partition in terms of durability as space is not a constraint ?
The Studio Admin says 7 years ago
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1. we are planning to having a mirror of 3.4x2.5 feet mirror in bathroom. What thickness would be good to maintain the stability. 6mm or 8mm ? -
Response: 4mm or 6 mm is fine. 8mm is not recommended for your application as it will be too heavy
2. Also we are planning to have shower partition of 6x7 feet, made of glass with a 4 inch level raised in the bottom using cement. Something like cement skirting. Could you please want should be the thickness of the glass, and what material should be used for the hardware.
Response: You may use 10 mm toughened glass. For fixing - patch fittings from any standard brand like Ozone, Dorma, Enox etc are recommended
3. Is it suggestible to use sliding glass door or open door for shower partition in terms of durability as space is not a constraint ?
Response: If space is not a constraint then a swing door is preferable over sliding as that will be more durable and sturdy
Sravya posted 7 years ago
1. we are planning to having a mirror of 3.4x2.5 feet mirror in bathroom. What thickness would be good to maintain the stability. 6mm or 8mm ?
2. Also we are planning to have shower partition of 6x7 feet, made of glass with a 4 inch level raised in the bottom using cement. Something like cement skirting. Could you please want should be the thickness of the glass, and what material should be used for the hardware.
3. Is it suggestible to use sliding glass door or open door for shower partition in terms of durability as space is not a constraint ?
The Studio Admin says 7 years ago
1. we are planning to having a mirror of 3.4x2.5 feet mirror in bathroom. What thickness would be good to maintain the stability. 6mm or 8mm ? -
Response: 4mm or 6 mm is fine. 8mm is not recommended for your application as it will be too heavy
2. Also we are planning to have shower partition of 6x7 feet, made of glass with a 4 inch level raised in the bottom using cement. Something like cement skirting. Could you please want should be the thickness of the glass, and what material should be used for the hardware.
Response: You may use 10 mm toughened glass. For fixing - patch fittings from any standard brand like Ozone, Dorma, Enox etc are recommended
3. Is it suggestible to use sliding glass door or open door for shower partition in terms of durability as space is not a constraint ?
Response: If space is not a constraint then a swing door is preferable over sliding as that will be more durable and sturdy
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Nandita
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