The door was deliver to the store. It was a chalenge to install it because the screws are short. We had to go to the store and buy longer screw to hang up the door. Also, the glass part does not have anything to hold the piece in place. The little piece of plastic to insert in the battom does not hold at all, so my maintence man had to add a screw right there on the top of the door to hold the glass in place and prevent it to fall. I am very disappointed with the quality of of the door. I have to install it because the old one had been remove from the shower.

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This complete framed shower door set is a very good...

This complete framed shower door set is a very good one. It is designed very simple but it meets my expectations for a simple shower room. It fits door of size 27-1/2" to 31-1/4".

im not sure that i would buy the product again...

im not sure that i would buy the product again . the two pieces of glass really isnt the best design. makes install a little more complicated.

Not easy to install at all

I followed the instructions, levelled the strike panel, and nothing lined up (after putting the bolts at “measurement C”). In the end, I had to change things to make it work, get the door to close. It also appeared to have damage. I bought a 32” shower that says to use a door that’s 28 1/2”. The first door I bought was 31-33” and it wouldn’t fit. Why can’t they just make door models to fit their shower models?

Just ok

Really doesn't look much like the stock photo. I wasn't aware of the top bar either which I don't like, because now I have to bend down a little to get in & out of the shower. My husband had to do a lot of cutting & measuring which we didn't like. Again it's just ok.

This is a solid door at a good price point....

This is a solid door at a good price point. Eventually I will upgrade the whole shower but it was a perfect fit to an odd size shower door / panel combination. It was pretty easy to install and there are lots of Youtube videos out there to help you out.

It's okay.

I have a small pool house with just around 32"x32" space for a shower stall so this was the only available option to consider. This is a very very flimsy shower booth, which has pros and cons. It is easy to assemble and carry it around. However, you must need one more person to handle and assemble perfectly. Also, this product is meant to be facing just one wall, or no surroundings in certain cases, however, I strongly suggest having this surrounded by perfect fit 3 walls, in order to avoid issues where you accidentally lose your balance and slip in the shower. That will be the last day of this shower booth. I just finished installing this with my handyman and we instantly switched gears and started putting 2x4s and sheetrocks to support this product. If you want to install this like us, make sure you put enough silicone caulk on the sheetrock so it gives a perfect bond to the shower walls. also, you should make sure to put the donut-shaped 6 brackets in the middle of the walls and make holes in the drywall so you don't have to deal with uneven walls.

Pay more for a better door

Just installed this. The door I took out had three trim pieces. This door had 4-5 parts that had to be cut to size. A good thing I already owned a hacksaw, tin snips, files, miter box, etc. Instructions are a bit hard to follow, but decent enough.