How to fix a sagging shower door 2020

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If your frameless shower door is sagging, leaning, or not closing properly, this is usually a quick fix. In this video, I show how to adjust clamp-style shower door hinges to realign the glass and restore even gaps.
⚠️ IMPORTANT:
Make sure you are using the correct size Phillips head bit before loosening screws. Many shower door hinges use #3 Phillips screws (larger than standard household screws). Using the wrong size can easily strip the heads and turn a simple adjustment into a major repair.
You’ll also want to properly support the glass during adjustment — never allow the door to rest directly on tile or hard surfaces.
✅ Fix sagging shower doors
✅ Adjust frameless glass door alignment
✅ Prevent stripped hinge screws
✅ Avoid cracked glass during adjustment
Once adjusted, doors may need minor readjustment over time as hinges settle — completely normal.
If you have questions, drop them in the comments — happy to help!
🛠 TOOLS & PRODUCTS USED (Highly Recommended)
⭐ MOST IMPORTANT (Prevents Stripped Screws)
🔩 #3 Phillips Head Drill Bits (Required for many shower hinges)
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🪵 Wood Shims (Protect glass while adjusting door)
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🚿 MAINTENANCE & CLEANING
✨ Rain-X Shower Door Cleaner (Keeps glass spotless)
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🔧 REFERENCE PART
🚪 Example of Clamp Hinges (Similar Style)
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⚠️ Safety Tip:
The screws you loosen control clamp pressure on the glass. Always support the door with shims and avoid excessive force when adjusting alignment to prevent glass damage.