One of my glass shower doors shattered spontaneously. My wife and son was there in the bathroom but luckily not inside the shower box.
Called AMI the next day and they send the job to Master Glaziers who then send the job to one of its local glass installer close to my home.
They came three times on different days. First time they measured the size. Second time they brought a piece of glass and tried to install it but told my wife they needed to polish the glass (probably due to wrong measurement?). The third time was today, they installed the glass.
But as you can see, looks like the glass edge has been grind and from what I've read you can not grind a tempered glass once it's tempered. The glass edge is burr and part of the glass isn't even straight!
As comparison, this is what the other edge look like on the same glass they just installed and all other shower glasses I have.
This is what Wikipedia says
"Tempered glass must be cut to size or pressed to shape before tempering, and cannot be re-worked once tempered. Polishing the edges or drilling holes in the glass is carried out before the tempering process starts. Because of the balanced stresses in the glass, damage to any portion will eventually result in the glass shattering into thumbnail-sized pieces. The glass is most susceptible to breakage due to damage to the edge of the glass"
Some people say you can polish tempered glass upto half the thickness of the glass (which is not a lot) and I'm not sure how much they have polished it.
So I'm not sure how safe the glass they just installed is and to me it seems like a ticking time bomb.
I'm gonna call them tomorrow and ask for a replacement. What do you think?