Are Sterling and Kohler the same?

Sterling came into the Kohler fold in 1984, providing a mid-priced, full-line plumbing brand that was tough as it was beautiful. Since then, Sterling has been a brand of Kohler, a company with a world-class reputation of its own as the recognized leader in kitchen and bath design.

Is sterling better than Kohler?

Sterling toilets boast of the same quality as products by the parent company—Kohler. They feature a sleek, space-saving design and will complement any contemporary or modern bathroom decors. Sterling uses high-quality materials to manufacture their toilets, which results in extended durability and reliability.

How long does Vikrell last?

The Sterling Vikrell tubs are manufactured to last long and can be used for at least a continuous ten years. After this long period, you might need to replace these tubs.

How to install a sterling shower in a Kohler bathtub?

Place the end wall that will have the valve, also drain side, into place. Mark the locations for the valve, tub spout and showerhead. Remove the end wall and cut holes. Apply a 1/4″ wide x 4″ long “L” shaped bead of 100% silicone sealant at the front edges of the bathtub on both sides. Refer to Installation Instructions for details.

What kind of shower doors do Kohler have?

Troubleshooting, installation and repair tips for sliding and pivot shower doors, as well as framed and frameless.

How to install Sterling ensemble Bath and shower?

The following directions will assist in the installation of the Sterling Ensemble Bath and Shower Module. Refer to the Installation Guide for specific installation details for your product. Place fabric pad (if included) to cover all feet of the bath. Tack in place (Fig. 1).

Can you use abrasive cleaner on Kohler shower doors?

CleanCoat is applied to all KOHLER ® bath and shower doors and to STERLING ® frameless bath and shower doors. NOTE: Do not use abrasive cleaners on glass doors treated with CleanCoat. For detailed cleaning information and products to consider, visit

Place the end wall that will have the valve, also drain side, into place. Mark the locations for the valve, tub spout and showerhead. Remove the end wall and cut holes. Apply a 1/4″ wide x 4″ long “L” shaped bead of 100% silicone sealant at the front edges of the bathtub on both sides. Refer to Installation Instructions for details.

Troubleshooting, installation and repair tips for sliding and pivot shower doors, as well as framed and frameless.

The following directions will assist in the installation of the Sterling Ensemble Bath and Shower Module. Refer to the Installation Guide for specific installation details for your product. Place fabric pad (if included) to cover all feet of the bath. Tack in place (Fig. 1).

How do you install a sterling shower door?

Watch these videos for step-by-step instructions on how to install STERLING shower doors.