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I agree with DGersic. On My slider the stop when open was on the bottom, which made the door jump when it hit the stop. I solved the problem by attaching a block to the center of the door. The real work was removing the trim to access the back edge of the door.

Sounds great, I'm in.

Looks nice, but I'm guessing it's not tempered glass.

You would have about $750.00 in materials to do it yourself.

You have about a 8 to 10 hour job to reframe the wall install a door and fix the vinal. If nothing goes wrong.

Paint it grey and use 1x4 PVC trim

I'm glad WAMSUTA has never been on any of My jobsites or when I work in My garage!!

In a duplex I do work in the landlord had the 1-day replacement people do the job. It was about a 6 week wait in 2020, $7500 and 2 days it was done. The old tub was cracked and the under floor had to be replaced.

I did our tub conversion to walk in shower in 4 days , start to finish. I had one day of demo. the second day was setting the base and replumbing the valve and drain, day 3 was mold-water resistant board and wall panels, day 4 trim and shower door.

You should use stainless steel fasteners with PT wood.

When I got home today I checked the voltage coming into the saw. 0 volts, replaced the cord again , double checked for pinched wires and all is good!!! Thanks to you who responded saves me $250.

I've got a Dewalt 703 compound miter saw that is well used but in good shape, except for the fact it won't run. I have replaced the cord, brushes, and the switch. It was cutting fine but next trigger pull, nothing. Admittedly when I told My Wife what had happened, she said go buy a new saw. I...

If You go with a 2x4 wall You can insulate and put in a few electrical outlets.