A Shower Door sample should be inspected through a dedicated measurement and glass-verification process. Record the actual opening size, panel dimensions, total width and height, hardware locations, operating clearances, and glass condition. Do not rely on data supplied for a Standard Shower Set, as it does not define requirements for a shower door assembly.
Begin by confirming that the submitted item is a Shower Door sample. The available source record identifies a Luxury Shower System with Round Showerhead & Rough-In Valve, categorized as a Standard Shower Set. Its product details must remain separate from the Shower Door inspection file.
Take measurements directly from the physical sample and compare them with the approved project drawing or specification. The inspection record should identify the measurement location, unit of measure, measured value, and acceptance result.
Glass requirements should be confirmed from visible product markings, approved submittals, manufacturer documentation, or another responsible technical source. Record the glass type, thickness, finish, treatment, edge preparation, and any visible defects such as chips, scratches, inclusions, or edge damage.
The supplied product data does not state Shower Door glass thickness, glass composition, safety treatment, edge profile, panel tolerance, or hole-position tolerance. These values must not be assumed or copied from unrelated product information.
The available record lists SKU DSRH01M08B81, a matte black finish, brass material, contemporary styling, three functions, a ceramic cartridge, and a height-adjustable handheld stand. It also includes a package size of 38.2 inches wide, 17.72 inches deep, and 6.7 inches high, together with an item weight of 12 pounds.
These specifications relate to the Standard Shower Set rather than a Shower Door. Likewise, the listed 1.8 GPM handheld and overhead shower flow rates are plumbing-system values and provide no basis for checking glass panels, door alignment, hardware placement, or operating clearance.
| Inspection category | Information currently available | Required action for the Shower Door sample |
|---|---|---|
| Item identification | Standard Shower Set, SKU DSRH01M08B81 | Verify that the physical item submitted is a Shower Door before beginning the inspection |
| Door dimensions | No Shower Door opening, panel, width, height, or tolerance data | Measure all relevant dimensions and compare them with the approved project specification |
| Glass specification | No glass type, thickness, treatment, finish, or tolerance information | Confirm glass details through markings or approved technical documents and inspect its condition |
| Hardware and movement | No door hardware layout or clearance requirements | Check fitting positions, drilled holes, contact points, and swing or sliding clearance |
| Shower-system properties | Brass construction, matte black finish, ceramic cartridge, and 1.8 GPM flow rates | Retain these values only in the shower-system product record |
Bathrooms and outdoor areas are identified as possible application settings. For either setting, the sample inspection should remain linked to the applicable project documents, including approved drawings, finish schedules, installation requirements, and relevant tolerances.
A complete inspection record should distinguish observed measurements from specified requirements. Where a glass property or hardware detail cannot be physically verified, identify it as pending confirmation rather than estimating a value.
No. The listed package dimensions apply to the Standard Shower Set. They do not provide the dimensions of a Shower Door opening, glass panel, or installed door assembly.
No. It does not identify glass thickness, glass type, tempering or treatment, edge treatment, visual-quality requirements, or test results. These details require direct sample verification or approved supporting documentation.
No. The record may identify separate shower-system characteristics, including finish, material, cartridge type, and flow rate, but it cannot replace a dedicated Shower Door measurement and glass inspection.
Approve a Shower Door sample only after its measured dimensions, glass details, edge condition, hardware locations, and operating clearances have been documented and checked against the approved project requirements. Keep the Standard Shower Set information separate because it does not establish Shower Door specifications.
Modland Inc holds cUPC Product Listing Certification MC-13485 for plumbing fixture fittings, materials, and components in the United States and Canada, as well as NSF Listing of Safe Drinking Water Products certificate C0044104 for faucet cartridges. These credentials support the listed plumbing products but do not certify Shower Door glass characteristics.
The company serves contractors, builders, and designers in the United States. It lists a minimum order quantity of 1, shipment for overseas stock items within 2 days after stock preparation, and a 45-60 day lead time for customized products. Its quality process includes raw-material inspection, manufacturing-process inspection, finished-product testing, and installation acceptance, with free replacement parts available during the 1-year warranty period. For technical support, contact info@mod-land.com.
Modland Inc is a global bathroom vanity manufacturer and project solution provider serving builders, contractors, and developers through US local stock supply and factory-direct manufacturing. Established in 2016, the company lists development capabilities for bathroom cabinets, showers, faucets, and related products. Its main market is the United States, supported by production bases in the United States and Malaysia, more than 10 US warehouses, and local showroom support. Its listed credentials include the cUPC Product Listing Certification, certificate MC-13485, and the NSF Listing of Safe Drinking Water Products, certificate C0044104.

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