These field rules summarize the practical design guidance shown in the technical screenshots you provided. They are rewritten here in original ProHouz language so the guidance can live inside your Knowledge Base.

Core design rules

1. Do not hinge a door from a fixed panel unless the fixed panel is properly supported at the top or otherwise engineered for that condition.
2. Always stay within the manufacturer’s published door weight, width and hinge-capacity limits.
3. Wall-mount hinges can work on a wall that leans, but the hinge wall must remain straight.
4. Wall-mounted hardware must be anchored into adequate backing, studs or a properly engineered substrate.
5. If a layout combines wall-mount and glass-to-glass hinges, the pivot points must be coordinated carefully.
6. Neo-angle openings, knee walls and buttresses require special planning and should never be assumed to be standard.
7. Towel bars, vanity edges, toilets and radiators can stop a door before it reaches a functional opening angle.
8. Top and bottom pivot hinges are sometimes the best solution when a wall-mounted hinge would create swing-clearance problems.
9. If the curb or floor condition is too flat, outsloping, or otherwise likely to let water pass under the door, a threshold can act as a small dam and improve water control.
10. Fixed panels should be mechanically supported with the correct U-channel, clamps, header or support hardware.
11. Use center-line measurements and consistent reference lines throughout the measuring process.
12. Double-check all deductions, cutouts and final glass sizes before fabrication.

How this should be used

These rules are best used as a planning checklist. A design may look attractive on paper and still become difficult to fabricate, difficult to install or difficult to use if the basic design rules are ignored.