Q: Hello. Will the gaskets fit the Geneva G2 hinge? Can you also tell me why there are 2 thick and 2 thin gaskets. I have two hinges on my shower door. Do I combine a thick and thin gasket for each hinge? Or, should the thick pair be inserted into the top hinge and the thin into the bottom hinge? Any assistance is appreciated, I am a single woman trying to DIY! lol
A: This gasket is indeed for CRL's Geneva hinges and are packaged as two thing and two thick to help account for different glass thicknesses. Order one package per hinge so that you have adequate gaskets for your project. We are glad to help your in your endeavor and if you feel it would help, email us a photo of your hinge and we will determine beyond doubt that you are purchasing the correct gasket.
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Q: I’m down to ordering the gaskets. Now I see two styles. 1. CRL GEN4KCLR – Flat 2. CLR GENGK1 – with Fin What does the Fins do? How do I know if I need fins? And while we are at it could you verify that these pictures are Geneva Hinges? Thanks Dennis
A: You are asking if there a reason to use the plastic versus neoprene gaskets for the Geneva hinge and why does the neoprene version have fins.
The clear gaskets were originally offered for those who preferred the look and also as many users find them better for glass with a coating on side 2 (the shower side of the enclosure).
The neoprene version of this same gasket features the fin or lip as you have noted whereas the clear does not. The practical difference with the fin is a nice little alignment assist, as well as providing a bit of protection
from glass on metal.
With the clear, use a PSB or Plastic Setting Blocks for glass protection as seen in various sizes here:
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Q: do they react with Amonia
A: The answer to this question is actually quite out of my area of expertise but I performed an internet search and was able to come up with a document from kelco.com that does talk about the reactivity of neoprene with a variety of chemicals.
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According to this chart from kelco.com, the Chimical Compatibilty if Neoprene and Ammonia, liquid is classified as A-Excellent which indicated that at ambient temperature and pressure comma the material should not be affected.
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Q: Hey is there any install instructions floating around
A: Not that I'm aware of - it's a simple matter of two people removing the glass door by loosening and removing the screws, removing the original gasketing, installing the replacement gasketing and then rehanging the door.