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Hi, We have a Estilo 900 x 1830mm Chrome Semi Frameless Shower Screen. It says it's reversible but doesn't really say how.
There's a very brief mention at the bottom of the last page (attached), which seems to be just telling us to use different profile covers.
Does it come apart to be reconfigured to reverse it, or do we simply turn the whole thing upside down?
My only concern with turning it upside down is the sticker on the glass with arrows pointing up, by maybe that's just to say hold it vertically when carrying/standing/packing, not horizontal.
I've included the front page, parts list and last page of the manual. The sales page says it's model no. EST0125
Thanks!
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @flutes. It's tremendous to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about Estilo shower screens.
To reverse the installation, the door panel is just installed on the left-hand side, so you get the door on the other side, as per my image below. For a left-hand door, you need to install the top corner connector pieces as shown. Installation is much the same; you just switch the panels around. They don't need to be turned upside down.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
Thanks for replying @MitchellMc ! 
There doesn't seem to be a way to disassemble or switch the panels around.
What their images don't show is that the door overlaps the narrow glass panel. It can only swing one way. So even I could switch the panels, the door would then have to open into the shower itself.
I really can't see a way to do it besides turning it upside down.
Does that make sense?
I'm so sorry, @flutes. I didn't see the overlap, as it's not shown in the instructions. You're entirely right. The frame and door need to be flipped upside down to install on the left, with the overlap within the shower recess and the door opening outwards.
The panels are quite heavy and can shatter easily, so ensure you have a helper and that you're both wearing cut-resistant gloves, safety eyewear, long-sleeved shirts, trousers, and enclosed shoes.
Mitchell
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Renman59. It's fabulous to have you join us and many thanks for your question on shower screens.
It does sound like the screen may have been installed incorrectly. It’s unusual for the hinged door to be set to swing inwards. These doors are typically designed to open outwards for both safety and ease of access. In some cases, the entire frame, including the side channels, can be installed back-to-front, which causes both the swing direction and the water deflectors to be reversed.
I don't believe switching the frame and door upside down would reverse the door opening direction. I would imagine the door and frame would need to be flipped 180 degrees to achieve that.
If you can grab a photo on your next visit, it would confirm things, but from your description, it really sounds like the screen was simply installed in reverse.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
Hi @Renman59,
There's a good chance that the door and frame have been installed the wrong way around and should have been rotated so that the door opens outwards on the left instead of inward on the right. It might be worth having a word with a shower frame installer to see if it can be swapped.
Mitchell
