ANZZI 76" x 60" Frameless Shower Door in Polished Chrome, Rhodes Water Repellent Glass Shower Door with Seal Strip Parts and Handle, Easy Glide Rollers Sliding Shower Door (SD-FRLS05702CH)

This looks great! And most of all it is very simple to install. One slotted metal piece on the rear non moving side (three screws to install), slide glass into slotted metal and the first glass panel is in. Then Attach the top rolling bar to the first glass panel you have installed, and to the wall on the other side with a small bracket (2 screws), you now have a bar installed for the main sliding door to hang from. Put the wheels on the sliding glass door, and hang on rail. Install a bracket on floor in center where doors over lap and its all secure now. Pretty much done after that, just add water strips and accessories like the door handle....and you are done. Looks great, works great, and was super simple to install.

Loved the ease of install. This shower door is heavy. Definitely a two man job for the install. The final product is great. This shower door is great. After several shower sessions, no leaks, easy to clean and a super enhancement to our bathroom.

The install went OK for an experienced solo DIY'er, however Instructions sequence and some details are not so great.Tips:* As you set the Fixed Glass on the threshold onto wet silicone, it can and will tend to move (inward). YIKES! Especially when putting the gasket into the jam which must be done before silicone sets. Strongly recommend building a jig/brace to hold the loose bottom end of glass in place until silicone sets (see pics). You get one-shot at this critical move (potential huge silicone mess). You can dry-fit the Fixed Glass into Wall Jam to plan-out this step. 2 people may help... one to lift while other guides the bottom corner and edge into Wall Jam.* I also didn't drill for the Wall Bracket that holds the Support Bar until AFTER the silicone was set holding the Fixed Glass, then I could test where the Support Bar lands on opposite wall (forget using the Wall Jam extrusion for marking the spot for the Wall Bracket).* As door glides super smoothly... having a tiny downward slope on the Support Bar insures door closes by itself (or you can make perfectly level). There is a tiny bit of up/down adjustment with set-screws.* Just take your time and make sense of the parts vs. instructions and don't move until you do, then adjust accordingly... (it's not a 3 hour job unless you've done a few before).* And regarding a post stating the Support Bar is flimsy and shakes (on 60" version)... luckily not an issue with 48" model.Overall I'd say this is a high-end shower door for the price of a decent commodity (like Delta brand).These 5/16" doors are plenty stout and solid; 3/8" thick glass seems like it would be an excessively heavy PIA.This door kit was packed-well and survived shipping OK, however ANZZI could design-out the remaining eco-sucky styrofoam.I'd buy it again. (no knowing if I'll say that 5/10 years from now)cheers

Just installed this shower door and already love it! It makes the remodeled bathroom look so good, and it was quite easy to install.

You really can’t beat this option for the price. It looks really nice as a frameless slider. If you’re not very handy, I wouldn’t recommend trying this project. I do all kinds of diy and it took me 4-5 hours but I took my sweet time. Would recommend!

It looks beautiful but as a DIY’er it was a little overwhelming.

Totally thrilled with this product. Nice quality and a great price! Had it in 5 days after I ordered it!

Easy to install, fast shipping and quality