Basco Classic Sliding Shower Door, Fits 40-44 inch opening, Rain Glass, Silver Finish

I don't like clear doors. Too hard to maintain. Hard to find one with the raindrop glass. I had ordered one through Lowes. Two month later, it still hadn't arrived. The store wouldn't even call the vendor to get an update. That one was $100 more than this one. This one arrived before its expected date. Very easy to install since my husband did the work. Great value for the price.

With instruction online, the assembly seemed straightforward. The only nerve wracking part for someone who doesn’t do this often is installing the door handles and towel bar on the glass doors. This requires using a rubber mallet (definitely get one if you don’t already have) and forcing these pieces over a rubber gasket in place, which with every hit, I was afraid I’d break one of the doors.I needed a piece replaced, the track, and support was very helpful in sending one that arrived in a few days.The end result looks very nice for the price point. I’d probably invest in a set with slightly thicker glass in the future

I love my new shower! Fits perfect for my odd size shower

This shower door assembly was listed "used". It was VERY WELL packaged. Both end rails were SLIGHTLY bent and about18" of the top rail was squeezed together, but not so much it couldn't be straightened. Fortunately, after straightened, I was able to cut off that end of the top rail and so avoided struggling with the rail. Getting the glass doors hung plumb was a bit of a trick, but the adjusting portion was too easy. Putting the doors in and taking them out a couple times was the worst part. But, after I done it once, it weren't so bad subsequent times.I am very happy with the completion. Great deal!

It's a little tight about 16 inch opening, but I had no other nice looking options for 40 inch opening. I have to go sideways through the opening. I hope we don't have any morbidly obese people visit. It's going to be embarrassing when they have to use the faucet outside to take a shower. I have purchased larger sizes of this shower door and they do work better. You get what you pay for and this one seems to be good quality.One tip: I didn't know how to cut the frame to size. I'm not using a hand saw. First time I tried a sawzal with tape wrapped around the door. Don't try that because it looked like crap. Second attempt was a miter saw with wood blade and it cut like butter. It was a decent quality Dewalt blade and the size of teeth didn't seem to cause an issue. I would have preferred a metal blade, but that's not what I had. Cut was perfectly smooth, no damage to door.