Ditto! I just finished installing my door. The glass does not fit snug against the rubber gasket and I've extended the latch out as far as possible. Barely catches.

Hi Frank! In this case, the easiest way is to adjust the glass (see installation manual p 6) or the frame (move it closer to glass, but make sure the frame stays level). andres.ee/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Saunaukse-Paigaldusjuhend.pdf

@@brianjones1968 Hi Brian! Unfortunately, it is very difficult to comment on the situation without a photo, but it seems that thicker wedges between the jamb and the wall would have been more suitable.

not understandable here either. -->> andres.ee/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Saunaukse-Paigaldusjuhend.pdf

Hello! Please find detailed instructions from this manual: andres.ee/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Andrese_saunaukse_paigaldusjuhend.pdf

@@andresglasssolutions1191 Same question but my hinges are not the same style as this illustration. I have the black frame with gray glass. The door is hung properly, straight each direction, but the glass does not touch the rubber gasket on any of the three sides.

@@brianjones1968 If possible, then send please send some photos (detailed and wide view) on [email protected]. Thanks!

Hello! 690x1890mm is the outside measure of the frame. With this outer dimension, the size of the glass is 620x1835 mm.

Hello Marcin! Depth of the frame is 92 mm.

Hello! We recommend to use fire rated foam.

Hi Egil! It depends on which kind of wall you want to attach the door to (stone or wood). If its wooden wall, then we recommend to use special frame screws 60x90 mm (sample: www.essve.com/globalassets/import-resources/1051268.png?width=300&height=300&quality=80).

@@andresglasssolutions1191 Thank you for reply. I ended up using normal 5,0x80 mm screws, with wedges behind screw points to stabilize. With 8 screws in total, I figure that should be OK. But agreed; special frame screws would maybe have been even better. Maybe a small update of the installation instruction? By the way: Very nice product. Thank you!

@@opsahle2 Thank you!

Was the mounting foam used for installation normal or fireproof?

@@hardlolowo I used a normal but flexible foam for this - I do not think fireproof foam is needed. I have a gap of 2-3 mm on each side, and the mating surface is tiles.