We ll walk you through the basics like how to tighten a loose hinge shim a hinge and fix a squeaky hinge.
How to fix glass door hinge.
Remove the doors it s a good idea to try to remove the door and the hinge so you can take the shower door hinge to a hardware store with you.
A screwdriver and replacement screws can repair most hinge problems.
You just have to tighten the loose screws to have your door back to normal.
Replacing broken shower glass door hinges is a lot simpler and cheaper than replacing a shower door that has broken as a result of a faulty hinge.
Damage to the door and frame can result as well as water damage to the floor.
Replacing the hinge is fairly easy as long as you are patient and careful.
Inspect the door hinge and look for where it is loose or hangs off of the door or doorjamb.
Typically this sagging occurs on the door s handle side.
Both framed and frameless glass shower doors open on hinges that can become corroded over time with normal use and a damp environment.
The wrong way is a temporary fix not cool.
If you notice that your shower door seems to be sticking the culprit is usually a loose screw or built up soap scum.
By driving a long screw through the latch side of the jamb rather than the hinge side you can often draw in the jamb and give the door a little extra space.
Shower doors on hinges can easily be repaired with a few simple tools.
The screw holes where the hinge or hinges are loose need to be repaired.
Fix it the right way not the wrong way.
Repeated opening and closing rough handling and humidity can cause swinging shower doors to sag.
But over time hinges can cause major door problems and prevent the fixture from functioning properly.
Draw in the jamb this is really just another version of the hinge adjustment described above.
When a shower door sags it is nearly impossible to close it snugly if at all.
Glass shower doors that stick.