The measurement screenshots you attached include several useful field reminders. They fit well in the Knowledge Base because they answer real-world questions before fabrication begins.

Practical hints

• Use a plumb bob when a shower has bisecting angles and the ceiling or tile lid must match the curb layout.
• On a neo-angle, confirm whether the angle is a true 135° condition instead of assuming it.
• Measure buttress heights directly and note where the curb meets the buttress.
• Check curb pitch before glass sizing. If the curb is pitched incorrectly, that affects water control and bottom clearances.
• Double-check all measurements because fabrication deductions depend on the starting field dimensions being correct.