INSTALLATION MANUAL SHOWER DOOR SHOWER DOORS: BSDC6076 IMPORTANT! WOODBRIDGE reserves the right to alter, modify or redesign products at any time without prior notice for the purpose of product improvement and customer experience. Please refer to WWW.WOODBRIDGEBATH.COM for the latest product details. Questions? Please Call Customer Support: 562-229-0088. (Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5 PM Pacific Time) Or Email: help@woodbridgebath.com 20230802 REV. 1 www.woodbridgebath.
IMPORTANT •WoodBridge reserves the right to alter, modify, or redesign products at any time without prior notice for product improvement or functionality. •Professional installation required. This product should be installed by someone experienced with the construction requirements for this type of project, the care necessary to responsibly and safely install, and familiarity with glass installation. •The safety of all installations is the responsibility of the installer who should be licensed and bonded.
•Improper use of the product. Do not place towels or anything else over guide rail. Aggressively opening or closing the slider may cause trauma to the glass which could lead to breakage. •Do not attempt to cut tempered glass. •Always wear safety equipment such as goggles, work gloves, proper footwear etc... during installation. •Instruct homeowner on how to conduct periodic inspections and how to properly maintain the glass and all hardware.
WOODBRIDGE R Important Note Attention: These Woodbridge shower doors include SHATTER-SAFE protective film on the side of the glass without the certification information printed on it, see the fig 1 & 2. 16 CFR 1201 II ANSI Z97.1-2015 CAN/CGSB 12.1-2017 10mm U A SGCC 7577 16 CFR 1201 II ANSI Z97.1-2015 CAN/CGSB 12.1-2017 10mm U A SGCC 7577 16 CFR 1201 II ANSI Z97.1-2015 CAN/CGSB 12.
WOODBRIDGE R In the event of breakage please follow the steps below. 1. If someone is inside the shower, move the panel slowly out of the way and exit the bathroom as soon as possible. Do not allow anyone to re-enter bathroom until prepared to remove and dispose of broken panel. 2. Utilize safety precautions such as a hard-hat, safety glasses, leather gloves, proper footwear and moving blankets to minimize risk of injury. 3. It is recommended that two people assist in the removal of the panel.
WOODBRIDGE R ! IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE INSTALLATION OF THIS SHOWER DOOR A.Guide Rail Brackets must be firmly attached to the wall. Installation into a stud is strongly recommended. All of the guide rail bracket set screws must be accessible and tightened. B.Thread Lock must be applied to the set screws in both stoppers. Door-side stopper must be installed at the proper position to prevent the door from contacting the wall. C.
WOODBRIDGE R Tools Tape Measure Level Drill Bit Ø1/8" (3mm) Drill Bit Ø3/16" (4mm) Safety Glasses Painter's Tape Drill Bit Ø1/4" (6mm) Drill Bit Ø5/16" (8mm) Work Gloves Razor Knife Phillips Screwdriver Pencil Drill Bit Ø3/8" (10mm) Hacksaw Extender Driver Bit Silicone Soft Head Hammer #3 Phillips Driver Bit Soft Cloth or Blanket Power Drill Miter saw Professional-grade Glass suction cup Soft Wood Shim INSTRUCTIONS THAT, IF IGNORED COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH CAUSED BY I
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WOODBRIDGE R Parts List Bottom Guide www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R Parts List Soft Close System Gasket Cap Hole Filler www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R Model Specific Preparation No Out-of-Plumb Adjustment; Verify threshold and walls with a level ±0.0 Threshold must be level ±0.0 3” minimum threshold ! Threshold must be level ! PANEL DOOR PANEL DOOR NOTE This model is reversible for right or left-hand door installation. The right-hand door installation is shown as an example throughout this manual. For the left-hand door installation, simply begin on the opposite wall and reverse the orientation of the steps shown. www.
WOODBRIDGE R Wall W W 90 ° W 1.Measure the distance between two finished walls. This distance is marked as W. Please see Fig 1 for details: Fig 1 www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R Note: The Soft Close Systems have been pre-installed to the Roller Bar. Fig 2 www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R 2. Your Upper Guide Rail (4) has been precut for your Shower model opening width: 48" or 60" for shower width. If W-width of your wall-to-wall opening is equal to the size of your shower model, it is unnecessary to cut the Upper Guide Rail and you can continue to Step 3. If W-width of your wall-to-wall opening is less than the size of your Shower model, you will need to cut the Upper Guide Rail from the end which is farther from the Glass brackets (16) holes.
WOODBRIDGE R 3. Use the allen key (18) to loose the screw on the Guide Rail Brackets (2) and Glass Door Stoppers (3). Slide the Glass Door Stopper and then the Guide Rail Bracket to the Guide Rail (4), use the allen key to tighten the parts to the guide rail temporarily. Fig 3 Please see Fig 3 for details. www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R a. 13 b. 14 c. Fig 4 4. Install Stationary Glass Loose the screw on Bottom Clamp (13). Disassemble the Bottom Clamp and install it on the Stationary Glass (14). Please see Fig 4 for details www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R 5. Loose the screws on the Glass Bracket (16), align the hole of the Glass Bracket to the holes on the Stationary Glass (14). Secure the Upper Guide Rail (4) to the Stationary Glass by fastening the screws on the Glass Bracket. Please see Fig 5 for details. Fig 5 The outer Glass-to-Rail Bracket (#16) disk has an eccentric bushing for adjustment. Be sure to install both Glass-to-Rail Bracket disks with the high spot of the bushing pointed towards the door end of the guide rail. www.
WOODBRIDGE R The Stationary Glass (14) must be installed to the outside of the Top Guide Rail (4). 6. Place the Stationary Glass Assembly against the wall. Make sure the Stationary Glass and the Upper Guide Rail (4) are leveled. Please see Fig 6 for details. Fig 6 www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R *right-hand door installation shown. Adjust the location of the Guide Rail Brackets, mark down the location of the Stationary Glass. Fig 7 www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R 7.Slide the Guide Rail Bracket (2) against the wall, outline the Guide Rail Brackets position on the wall. Set the Stationary Glass (14) aside. Remove the Wall Bracket from the guide rail bracket and place them to the outlined positions and mark the drilling holes on the wall. Outline the position of the Bottom Clamp (13) on the base as well. Remove the Clamp from the Stationary Glass and place it back to the outlined positions, now mark the drilling holes on the threshold.
WOODBRIDGE R 8. Drill the holes to the wall per the predrilled position using 8mm(5/16") drill bit and apply silicone into the holes, insert the Wall Anchors (12). Mount the Wall Bracket of the Guide Rail Bracket (2) to the wall by using the Screws M5×60 (15). Drill the holes to the threshold per the predrilled poistion using 8mm (5/16”) drill bit and apply silicone into the holes, insert the Wall Anchor, mount the Bottom Clamp Plate to the threshold by using M4x30 screw (10) Please see Fig 9 for details.
WOODBRIDGE R Attention: DO NOT attach the handle to the Door Glass until instructed. DO NOT attempt to lift the Glass Door with the handle as this may result in damage to the glass and/or serious personal injury. Use a professional grade glass suction cup and an assistant. Fig 10 Attention: Need to loose the small allen screws before loosing the long allen screw on the roller 9. Attach the two Roller Assemblies (5) to the Glass Door(7) with the wheels facing outside of the shower.
WOODBRIDGE R 10. Place the Stationary Glass Assembly back into the designated position. Slide the Guide Rail Bracket (2) to the two end sides of the Upper Guide Rail(4). Tighten the set screws on the Guide rail bracket (2) with Allen Key (18) to secure the guide rail to the wall. Install the Bottom Clamp (13) back to the Stationary Glass(14). Please see Fig 11 for details. Note: The other side of the Guide Rail bracket (2) is installed in the same way. Fig 11 www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R Fig 12 11. Place the Bottom Guide (11) to the bottom edge of the Stationary Glass(14), mark down the predrilled position of the guide block. Now drill the hole with 3.2mm(Ø 1/8")drill bit to the threshold. Put the silicone to the hole. Now secure the Bottom Guide to the threshold with M4x30 screw (10). Please see Fig 12 for details www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R Fig 13 12.Measure the distance “X” from the Stationary Glass(14) to the wall. Cut the Anti-Splash Threshold(9) to the length of “X” if necessary. Please see Fig 13 for details www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R Fig 14 13. Put slicone sealant to the bottom of the Anti-Splash Threshold(9), secure the threshold in front of the Glass Door. Please see Fig 14 for details www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R Fig 15 14. Hang the Glass Door (7) back to the Upper Guide Rail (4), slide the bottom of the glass door into the slot of the Guide Block (11). Be careful that the glass door should not touch the metal part of the guide block. Please see Fig 15 for details www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R Fig 16 15. Hang the Glass Door(7) installed with Rollers(5) to the Upper Guide Rail(4). Use a 3/16”shim beneath the Glass Door when adjusting the level of the door so that the glass does not make contact with the guide block or threshold. The adjustment disks in the wheels are the same as the disks in the Glass-to-Rail Brackets and can be rotated to adjust the Glass Door (7) to create a seal with the wall.
WOODBRIDGE R Fig 17 16. Install the Anti-Jump Pin of the Roller to the Glass Door (7). Make sure that the clear gasket will be between the glass and the metal parts of the Pin. Please see Fig 17 for details www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE Fig 18 R 17.Attach the Side Anti-Water Strip (8) to the edge of the Stationary Glass (14) and the Bumper Strip to the Glass Door(7). Use a razor knife to trim the Side Anti-Water Strip(8) at the top to avoid interfering with the Upper Guide Rail(4). Install the handle(6) to the Glass Door(7), make sure that clear gasket and busher will be between the glass and the metal parts of the handle. Attention: Never make any metal parts contact with the glass.
WOODBRIDGE R a. b. c. d. Fig 19 18.Door Stopper Installation Measure the Glass Door Stopper(3) location and remove the set screw from the Stoppers apply Thread Lock Adhesive to the set screw threads, tighten screws into the stopper hole. Please see Fig 19 for details. www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE a. R 19. Make Sure the hook of the roller can hit the Soft Close System and there is 3mm contact area between the hook and the Soft Close System. Please see Fig 20 for details. b. c. Fig 20 www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R a. 20. Place the black Gasket Cap (19) into the hole of the Guide Rail (4). Place the Hole Filler (20) into the hole of the Guide Rail (4). Please see Fig 21 for details. b. Fig 21 c. d. www.woodbridgebath.
WOODBRIDGE R 21. Apply silicone sealant on the seams between the stationary glass and the shower base/bathtub, and between the wall and the stationary glass. See Figure 22 for details. Fig 22 IMPORTANT: MUST ALOW SILICONE TO DRY FOR 24 HOURS BEFORE STARTING USING THE SHOWER ENCLOSURE Thank you for using WoodBridge products! Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns. Customer Service Phone: 562-229-0088.
WOODBRIDGE R SHOWER DOORS/BATHTUB SHOWER DOOR LIMITED WARRANTY Woodbridge offers following limited warranty on each of its shower door/bathtub shower door products only to the original purchaser/end user for personal household use. Woodbridge reserves the right to modify this limited warranty at any time, it being understood that such modifications will not alter the limited warranty conditions applicable at the time of sale of the products in question.
WOODBRIDGE R This limited warranty extends for the designated period as long as the product remains in use in its original place of installation. This limited warranty applies only to Woodbridge products purchased from an authorized dealer in the United States or Canada. This limited warranty EXCLUDES all industrial, commercial, and business usage.
WOODBRIDGE R limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, you may also have other rights which vary from state/province to state/province. To obtain warranty service and replacement part, please send e-mail to Woodbridge Customer Service with the original receipt information, Woodbridge will determine whether to repair or replace your product, issue a refund, or issue a credit.
