Basco Infinity Semi-Frameless Sliding Shower Door, Fits 54.5-58.5 inch Opening, Clear Glass, Brushed Nickel Finish

These shower doors were not super easy to install. For one thing, they are heavy.We had issues with one door falling off. I called the company and they had me take pictures of the 3 anti-jump guards as installed. They decided they were the wrong ones for that model. (??) We were immediately sent more. There was only one so they sent a box full the second time! However they were exactly like the ones that were already installed. So we took the header off (we had already put silicone on it all so there's that...) And just removed the anti-jumps. The doors work great now.The method of leveling the doors is difficult. You have to remove the door to adjust and then put it back to see if you got it right. That was tiring because we had to do it several times for each door.Now that they are in, we love them.

Very pleased with shower doors and quality has exceeded our expectations (especially for the price!).

I purchased these items from a big-box store because of shipping concerns, but I wanted to add my review here because I do rely on Amazon reviews from time to time.I am one who is very leery of the bargains. I firmly believe you get what you pay for. If the given price for a product is $1200, and you pay $600 for an item not on clearance, you almost surely got what you paid for. Considerably less. I bring that up because these shower doors are very much an exception to that rule.I wanted only the best for the bathrooms I recently remodeled. I made the vanities and countertops myself, along with two teak-framed mirrors in the first bathroom and a cabinet over the toilet in the second bathroom. I used the best grab bars I could find, stripped the shower enclosures down to the studs, and installed proper backing for the grab bars. They are rated for 500 pounds and have been installed in such a way that they will most definitely support that kind of weight, should we ever slip and grab the bars to prevent a fall.With that in mind, I absolutely was not going to scrimp on the shower doors. I first had my eye on frameless shower doors because they gave such a wonderful view of the shower enclosures. The ones I especially liked were $1300 for brushed nickel, even more for the gold-colored version. I decided against them because I learned that this type of shower doors tends to leak water into the bathroom. To prevent that, you need a curb for the shower floor and framed or semi-frameless shower doors.I looked at a lot of semi-frameless shower doors, but the ones I liked best were the Basco Infinity Series. I paid $538 for brushed nickel, $890 for brushed gold. I spent a lot of time inspecting them after I got them home. I’m a cabinetmaker, not a manufacturing expert, so you’re free to take this with a grain of salt, but I honestly believe Basco put a lot of effort into making a less-expensive shower door do more.At first glance the shower door track and wall jambs seem rather thin, but they are both fully supported, the door track by the curb, the wall jambs by being screwed to the wall. Once in place they are more than strong enough to do the job and installed in such a way that they cannot come out unless you are actually using tools and methods to deliberately remove them. Also, neither wall jambs nor shower door track bear the weight of the doors. The doors are held by the header, which is very robust. And once these elements are in place, they will stay just where they are.The doors themselves are just as beautiful as they were in the pictures, and I have every confidence that I will have them to enjoy for many years to come. And, finally, I must say that the installation was pretty straight-forward. I had a helper and we spent a lot of time with the instructions for the first shower door installation. The second was a breeze.

We ordered them they looked great in the box we are honest people and don’t need money or things for free we admit our mistakes. We opened the box installed all the items husband installed door number one went to install door #2 and picked it up and it exploded! Called the company told them what happened and they said it would be 460 for the door and 125 to ship it! So first of all if we hit it on something or it was our fault I could see paying for a replacement but picking it up and it exploding and it cut my husband whom has heart issues and is on blood thinners so added insult to injury! Terrible company terrible customer service! So I wanted to post our experience so if it happens to you this is what you can expect from them! Have a blessed day!

Was very pleased with the product. Wall plugs in kit weren't suitable but that was minor. Glass doors could be thicker but at that price point more than adequate.

Doors were too bowed for sliding to work properly.

Never could get the door delivered. The door, I’m sure, is fine.

Never got it. It was broken when it got to the ups terminal. I couldn't wait for another one so I cancelled the order.