Most, although not all, shower doors require studs for proper installation. We recommend checking for a stud location prior to purchase and referencing your specific installation guide for stud requirements.
Related FAQs
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Why are Anchors Required if I Have a Stud?
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Why does my door roll open a few inches after closing? Why won’t my sliding shower door stay shut?
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What do I do if I need parts for my shower door?
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Do your shower doors allow for out-of-plumb conditions?
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What do I do if I mis-cut top and/or bottom tracks?
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Are there Different Types of Anchors? Do They Vary by Installation Environment?
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What if I Don’t Use Anchors?
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What Does an Anchor Do Without a Stud?
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What if I Install an Anchor into a Stud? Does this Provide Extra Stability?
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