Install Shower Glass and Caulk

other side wrap some Teflon on it and then this way when you start it you can conveniently go around it applying all the Teflon that you need in the world not too bad huh all right last order of business is to do the shower glass the shower glass cost me roughly around 1,500 bucks and the reason it's 1,500 bucks because it's a customade glass the sizes at Home Depot Low's they're so limited that they're probably about this big by this big as you can see we need something yay big by yay big so I also ordered the hardware from them the hardware is going to sit just like that because how heavy they set the glass is they need to have a channel here and then we're going to have two brackets here now the best way I think to fit it because the glass has notches uh I don't know if it's laser or whatever cut out I think what I'm going to do first is secure this bottom section down first and then we'll dry fit the glass see exactly where the brackets are and then go from there here she is guys 54 in wide 7 ft tall I made a little gap on top so I we could actually move it around here couple hundred lbs but it's so scary carrying it because it's tempered glass as soon as it's tough in general but as soon as you accidentally ding a corner there's a spider web just goes through and this thing just collapses down it's terrifying 1,500 bucks they got us the hardware I marked out already dry fitted everything now we're just use our concrete bit our little anchors and then attach it with the barers bers brackets still trying to collect my breath [Music] those anchors were so tight in there that like I'm very nervous that they'll just pop like the tile but so far I think this is what they're meant for