New Isata 5 30FW - Woohoo!

[bclemens]

I think it is literally 2 screws to move it. Two holes can be puttied (easiest) or a self adhesive piece of wall material stuck over it. 99% of the time it would be covered by the towel

[bclemens]

Originally Posted by milkman55

Second, QC should check the flush fit of the shower curtain. This has to be done from inside the shower with the curtain closed. Mine hits at the top and the bottom, but 90% of the seam has a gap and the magnet will not seal because so little contact is made. Will need to pull wall strip and add spacers to get the magnet closure to seal.

Everything else is working great!

As for the shower, it looks like our guys are already aware and production added some blocking to that area to prevent the wall from bowing. We put a backer there for screws, but what we think was happening is that with humidity it can bow. So the spacers/blocking will prevent that.

Onward and upward.

[Tmrut5]

Originally Posted by bclemens

I think it is literally 2 screws to move it. Two holes can be puttied (easiest) or a self adhesive piece of wall material stuck over it. 99% of the time it would be covered by the towel

Do you guys sell the self adhesive wall material? Leaving two holes behind is why I haven’t moved.

[bclemens]

PM your address, I''ll just mail you a strip.

Or we sell a whole touch up kit that has wood putty, wood adhesive strips, wall board adhesive strips, touch up pens, etc.

Or I'll just have a patch sent.

[TrailWayz]

None of the bath hardware was installed in my bathroom. Everything was in a drawer - which I preferred since I did not use any of it. I use Command products for everything - TP Holder, Towel Bars and Robe Hooks.

[bclemens]

We used to NOT install that stuff and then we got complaints because "Why should I have to install it, you know where the backer is". So we started installing it. And sometimes I realize why we stopped.

Though in this case it is an easy fix, it should be higher and we're already working on a new print detail to show the install height.

It's mainly the TP holder that people get upset over.

[milkman55]

I fixed the shower door not sealing due to a bow in the door frame as discussed above. It’s was about 3/16” out of plumb. I loosened the three middle screws and used a putty knife to release the silicone seal. I used some wood shims to bring the frame out to where it was plumb with the sliding door. I then put silicone sealant behind the door frame to fill the gap. When that sets overnight, I will remove the shims and then add a finish bead of silicone the length of the door frame. The door seals tightly now.