Corner showers for small spaces

This is a very good quality corner shower kit. The glass thickness is very nice and the handles and frame look to be a good quality. You really need to take your time putting it together to avoid breaking anything. I’m a seven on the hand scale and I could handle this, but it took a while to put together perhaps because I was being extra cautious drilling into the tile was probably the hardest part. I was able to install this myself, but would recommend getting an extra set of hands to help overall very pleased with the purchase.

Door looks great and seems well made but you better have some mechanical engineering skills or you're gonna be lost. Several issues besides the useless instructions. The vinyl panel seal is impossible to get into frame. Wasted 45 minutes and finally threw it away and just used clear silicone. For sure dry-fit frame without glass panels to see how everything fits. Make sure top headers are perfectly level as doors will self-close or open, depending on the level. Also ordering right size can be confusing. Some shower bases are labeled 36" but in reality they measure 34". If you order a 36" enclosure it will be too big. Overall PITA to install for first time. If I had to do another it would go smoother. First thing I would do is use the instructions to start a fire. Good luck with your install. Definitely a six beer project.

True to size, so a 36 base is going to run right at the edge. Best to do a mock up with the non-sliding glass installed. End mounts were intended to be screwed into the tile but silicone appears to be a viable and quicker alternative. Directions are fine but this isn’t a IKEA desk so you need some previous experience with shower installation. Looks good but not as solid/heavy duty as showers costing three times as much. Reasonable for the price, good for smaller bathrooms

The instructions are terribly written but as long as you’re a handy person this will be a piece of cake. My only advice that they don’t tell you is to dry fit the long brackets to figure out where you need to cut them. Not every shower setup is going to be the same size. Not sure why people are getting mad about that. I just placed them in the bracket and marked the line where I needed to cut them and install after that was a breeze. Looks great for the price too, compared to the $600+ HD wanted for glass doors.

Un excelente baño cómodo y muy hermoso

This shower enclosure is solid and I am very happy with the results. I did have to shorten one panel by 1.5" and that was easy, just cutting the top & bottom rails with a hack saw as these pieces are extruded aluminum so the screw holes were still there after cutting. The only "ding" I give them is the installation manual was hard to understand, as mentioned on other posts. However there is a very helpful video on youtube that got me through it.

Decent directions, YouTube video is excellent. Very difficult to get to line up so corners match up.

excellent