Posts by Daltex Glass Editorial Team
Essential Shower Door Installation Tools for Professional Results
Professional shower door installation requires tools for accurate measurement, safe glass handling, controlled drilling, hardware adjus...
How to Identify the Shower Door Replacement Parts You Need
Identifying the correct shower door replacement parts requires more than comparing a damaged component with a product photograph. Hinge...
Shower Door Hardware: A Complete Guide to Every Component
Shower door hardware includes every component that supports the glass, controls door movement, connects stationary panels, and helps ma...
Adjustable vs Fixed Shower Door Hinges: Which Should You Choose?
Adjustable shower door hinges allow an installer to modify certain aspects of alignment or the preferred closing position, while fixed ...
90, 135 and 180 Degree Shower Hinges Explained
The 90, 135 and 180 degree labels used for glass shower door hinges generally describe the mounting relationship between the moving doo...
How Many Hinges Does a Frameless Shower Door Need?
Many standard frameless shower doors use two hinges, while taller, wider or heavier doors may require three. However, there is no unive...
Custom Shower Glass in Dallas: Design and Installation Guide
Custom shower glass allows a Dallas bathroom to be designed around the actual dimensions of the shower rather than forcing the space to...
What to Do When Your Storefront Glass Breaks
A broken storefront window is more than a cosmetic problem. Large pieces of damaged glass can remain unstable in the frame, sharp fragm...
Tempered vs Laminated Glass: Which Does Your Project Need?
The difference between tempered and laminated glass becomes most important after breakage. Tempered glass receives controlled heat trea...
Insulated Glass Units: Types, Benefits and Replacement Options
Insulated glass units are sealed assemblies containing two or more panes separated by a spacer and enclosed around the perimeter. The c...
