1/4" x 1/4" x 2" Clear Plastic Setting Blocks for Glass and Mirrors - Pack of 100 PC - Perfect for Window Installation, Shower Door Assembly, and Mirror Mounting
$13.31
$24.2
Safe 45%
1/4" x 1/4" x 2" Clear Plastic Setting Blocks for Glass and Mirrors - Pack of 100 PC - Perfect for Window Installation, Shower Door Assembly, and Mirror Mounting
$13.31
$24.2
45% Off
Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Clear Plastic Setting Blocks are specifically designed for use where black thermoplastic or neoprene rubber setting blocks are undesirable, such as mirror or all-glass frameless shower door installations. They are barely visible in the bottoms of the "J" Mirror Channel, or “U” heavy glass shower channel. These Clear Plastic SettingBlocks make glass leveling very simple in shower enclosures and in many issuesTransparent setting blocks made of flexible plastic, for use when mounting all-glass showers,all-glass assemblies, mirrors or other glazing applications.Ready to supply orders Large and Small with fast turnaround times whatever, Frank Lowe can work together with you to provide the best solution for your needs.Note: This material is manufactured with UV resistant chemistry; one should not consider this protection to be absolute or effective in all conditions. UV Shelf Life is 1 year or 36 months in direct sunlight. Testing the application prior to use is recommended.
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I picked these up on the reommendation of a YouTube video, the genesis of all great ideas. Just bought a house and the frameless shower door had slipped enough over time that it was dragging on the stone tile something fierce. I popped one side of the hinges off and (with the help of my partner) lifted the door and stuck these into the gaps to set it in place, cutting off the excess with a utility knife. Now there's no more worry of it sliding because of the flange.If I had any complaints it would be that I know have a bag of these damn things and nothing to do with them. I only needed 2 from a pack of 100. But how much can I complain that the exact perfect solution showed up and now I have "too much of it"?
