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Please help with shower door

ive

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Hi all.

Came home from holidays and I noticed the shower door is out of alignment. I hope no one is having *** in there asides from me.

It looks like the top hinge needs to be adjusted, seems out. I’m wondering if there’s a easy way to do this vs pulling the whole door off.

Thank you all very much.
 

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gahrajmahal

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If you know the brand and model # you can look up the installation instructions to see what it says. Just looking at your photos I’d say it has to come off. A suction cup handle helps immensely with handling glass.
 
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ive

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Thanks. I’ll look for a model number.

I’m thinking it has to come off as well.
 

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That's a problem right there. Not being on site I'd say the weight of the glass has pulled the wall in a bit. So now the opening is too short.

Edit: Not 'short' but narrow. Gotta get the terms correct.;)
 
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The Cobbler

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can't really tell, but I wonder if the glass at the top hinge has "slipped " or the wall has moved like Zeke said . would have to see better pics or see it in person to decide what happened
 

ericlar80

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Yeah, they can slip. Just put a wood wedge under it to adjust the height correctly and tighten it up.
 
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