The installation process of the safety and quiet shower room is directly related to its safety performance in subsequent use, and every installation point cannot be ignored.
First of all, correct level measurement and calibration are the key first steps. Before installation, a professional level must be used to accurately measure the flatness of the bathroom floor to ensure that the shower room base is in a horizontal state when installed. If the base is installed unevenly, the glass door will be unevenly stressed, increasing the risk of glass breakage, and it may also cause the door body to open and close unsmoothly, affecting the safety and quiet effect of use. For example, a tilted base will cause the door to generate additional friction and noise during sliding, and may also cause the door body to fall off the track.
Secondly, the fixing method of the safety and quiet shower room frame is extremely important. Use appropriate expansion bolts or other fixings to firmly install the shower room frame on the wall. The number, position and depth of the bolts must be strictly determined in accordance with product requirements and building structure characteristics. A stable frame can withstand the weight of the glass door and the user to prevent tipping accidents during use. If it is not firmly fixed, the shower room may shake or even collapse in daily use, especially when the user leans or collides, posing a serious threat to personal safety.
Furthermore, the installation of glass requires extra caution. The glass must be accurately embedded in the frame slot, and there must be appropriate buffer materials between the slot and the glass, such as rubber strips, which can not only play a buffering and shock-absorbing role to achieve a silent effect, but also prevent the glass from being damaged and broken due to direct contact with the frame. During installation, it is necessary to avoid uneven force or excessive squeezing of the glass, otherwise the glass may break during use due to the gradual expansion of small cracks.
The installation of waterproof strips should not be ignored. High-quality waterproof strips should fit the glass and frame tightly to ensure the waterproofness of the shower room. If the strips are not installed properly and gaps appear, it will not only cause water leakage, make the bathroom floor slippery, and increase the risk of slipping, but also may cause water to penetrate into the frame, corrode metal parts, and affect the stability and safety of the frame.
In addition, the installation accuracy of the pulley system affects the operating safety and silent effect of the door body. The pulley should be installed on a horizontal and smooth track, and the tightness should be adjusted. If it is too loose, the door will shake, make noise and may come off the track; if it is too tight, it will increase the resistance to the door opening and closing, accelerate the wear of the pulley, and may also cause door failure, endangering the safety of users.
After the installation is completed, comprehensive inspection and debugging are essential. Check whether the connection of each component is firm, whether the door opens and closes smoothly and quietly, and whether the waterproofing is good. Only by strictly controlling the key points of the installation process can we provide reliable safety guarantees for the safety and quiet shower room and let users use it with confidence.
