Corner Sliding Shower Door 36 in.D x 36 in. W x 72 in. H, Sliding Shower Enclosure with 1/4 in. Clear Tempered Glass, Framed Sliding Corner Shower Door in Black (Shower Base Not Included)

***BuyerBeware*** (skip to second paragraph if you’re confident your pan is large enough) A 36 inch shower pan will NOT work with this door!!! Find a door with a 34 1/2 minimum for a 36 inch pan!!! I was sold this product in combination with a shower pan that did not fit! The pan was 36 inches and this door needs a minimum of 35 3/8 inches. After backer board, thinset, and tile I was left with 34 3/4 inches! To compensate, I had to modify the unit by “ripping” (cutting) the U channel and corresponding insert on my table saw, then sanding. These are the upright pieces that attach the glass to the wall. Doing this meant I also had to redrill the holes for the rubber bumper stops to keep my sliding glass panels from crashing into the wall when opening the doors. The drill bit they provided worked perfectly. This changed the overall opening a bit, but all-in-all the modifications were fairly simple with the right tools. This door is definitely worth every penny! I didn’t have many options with a small bathroom and this keeps the room feeling open and elegant. The glass is thick and the unit operates smoothly. Keep in mind though, the door is only 6 ft tall. You can add a few inches depending on the curb on your shower pan. However, if you’re particularly tall you might want to consider that you’d be ducking under the frame to enter/exit.

because of the low price, buying from Amazon, sight unseen, I was skeptical, and the reviews were so-so, but finding corner shower doors to replace in our existing space has been a challenge. I'm quite pleased thus far. I had it installed by my plumbers - they didn't complain. It is attractive, although I would prefer obscured doors. They magnetic latch is very stable and helps to stabilize the frame. the roller mechanism is smooth. it does not have rubber molding around the glass that will deteriorate, which was the problem with my old shower doors (which subsequently yellowed and were an eyesore). I'm anxious to see how this holds up over the years. I would have appreciated cleaning recommendations - no harsh chemicals, I'm sure. Update after a few weeks of use: spray from the shower head leaks out under the opposing door. A water guard along the lower edge of the door would be beneficial. For now, we installed a flexible shower head and are aiming the flow downward instead of outward. We shall see 🤷‍♀️

These doors look amazing! Installation was pretty easy. Scan the QR code on the instructions to watch a video of installation. It was much easier than the manual, which is just pictures. One thing that's not shown is how to adjust the doors so they close perfectly. On the top rollers, there's an adjustment screw. The screw helps square up the door perfectly.

I installed the 34x34 enclosure about two weeks ago and was satisfied with the result and quality of the product, although I wish I would’ve order the next size up I was nervous that it would not fit , I found out that after setting it up it ends up fitting about half an inch smaller on each side. My only complain is that the instructions were not too detail but I was able to figure it out

Leaked, unknowingly, from the moment they were installed. Had to pull flooring up, remove and replace 20 square feet of sub-floor, and pull the shower doors (entire frame) to remove silicone and reapply per recommendation from the company. After everything was put back together, they still leak. It appears that it’s coming from one of the frame joints. Beautiful doors if only they worked. After this costly repair, and reinstalling the doors only to find they still leak, I have no faith in these doors. I reached out to the company to see if they’ll help with, at the very least, a refund. We’ll see. Currently shopping a replacement.

The shower door was a bit challenging to put in but having never install something like it, I was able to figure it out. It looks good and has been working just fine so far. Two parts arrived bent but the seller was able to send replacements promptly, which was nice.

I recently installed this Framed Shower Door, and overall, I'm pretty happy with it. The installation process was straightforward and didn't require professional help, which is a big plus. The framing feels sturdy, giving the whole setup a solid and durable vibe. One thing to note is that the frame does take up some visual space, which might not be ideal if you're going for a totally sleek, frameless look. Also, make sure to double-check your measurements before buying – the fit needs to be pretty precise.

Had this professionally installed so can't speak much to ease of installation but it is very well made for the price and the contractor commented on the quality. I particularly like the magnetic door edges, bringing the corner doors together without slamming them.