34" x 72" Clear Tempered Glass Walk-in Shower Screen - Black Finish

Had our shower stall installed a year ago and have been using a shower curtain while we decide what kind of door or divider to get. Finally got tired of waiting and soaking up water from the floor so we found this product at a very competitive price. Everything fit together well and final install went smoothly. Instructions are good but with no written direction, you need to make sure you fully understand the pictures provided. CLEAN-UP TIP: Unless you are perfect, you will get silicon on the glass. Bar Keepers Friend works like magic and makes the job go much quicker. Looks nice. Clean, modern look. Go for it!

I do love the look. *Note: It takes two days to assemble and install this. You have to assemble the screen on day one, let it dry for 24-hours. On day two you can install it, then you need to let it dry another 24-hours. We did this in the evening a few hours after showering (needs to be dry) and then we were able to shower again the next evening. So, there is a downside if you only have one bathroom. You will need to map out your plan of attack. It wasn't EASY to install but it wasn't extremely difficult either. Assembling definitely takes two people. I suppose Macgyver could make it work but you are risking the possibility of breaking the glass. However, my husband did most of the instillation on his own. You will need a masonry bit if you are installing this to tile. Just for reference the base of our shower is a pan. One issue... It is not flawless. There is a small gap in the very center with the panels meet. I did provide a picture. Look at the very center and you will see it. It bothers me when I pay attention to it, but since discovering it on install, I haven't looked closely again, and it hasn't been a huge issue for me personally. On an OCD scale of 1-10, I am a 10 if it's something I can fix. I am a 6 if it's something I can't. Enjoy!

I bought this item for the shower that I was building. The hardest part of the build was identifying everything. The parts were easy to identify. The assembly went easy. The use of a rubber mallet ensured the glass was set. For me waiting on the caulking compound to dry was difficult. This is my problem due to my lack of patience. After final assembly the product looked great. I would recommend this if you are remodeling your shower.

A lot of the reviews say “flimsy” and I get it it four glass panes an aluminum pieces to put it together. (A single pane should probably be easier to keep clean). That being said this was about $200 and I purchase extra glass clamps for $20 and silicone caulk for $7 and I am confident the structure is very sound, which means this is still half the price of “sturdier” models. Looks great.

Breathtakingly incompetent instructions. Words are cheap. Paper is cheap. There should be no question as to where to apply caulking or place screws. Assembly of the glass panel takes two people if you don’t have lots of space and a firm wall as support for assembly. The wall anchors provided do not give a solid hold on a fiberglass shower wall enclosure. For a solid install on this wall get “toggle bolts” to anchor to walls. They work great. The top crossbar gives a solid hold at the top. The bottom is held only by caulk. Caulk, in my opinion should not be relied upon as an anchor. A bracket should have been provided. There is no customer service number to get help. The final installation feels solid and looks great but it was far harder to install than it should have been due to exceptionally poor instructions. I have to wonder if all of the “Flimsy” reports are due to not having toggle bolt anchors for anchoring to a thin wall.