Travis W

We had a pivot shower door that had one stationary piece and then the door which pivoted, thereby requiring less space when open. We decided to try replacing it with this bifold door which would create more entry space to the shower. The shower kit comes with two beautiful matte black aluminum sides which make allowances for walls that are not straight and also provides for variation in the opening size within 1.5 inches. That made installing the panels easier. Once the doors are where you want them, then you can screw the sides of the glass frame to the frames that you installed on each side of the opening. The handle does feel like a very quality metal handle. Lastly, I did like that the door was reversible and could open from either side, but I would also have liked the option to either open into the shower or out of the shower. While I realize opening it out of the shower (like a standard pivot door) would drip water on the floor, it would allow more space in the shower to enter/exit. Overall, I think it looks nice and does allow for the installation of a shower door that may be close to another fixture and cannot accommodate a standard pivot shower door.

Travis W

We had a pivot shower door that had one stationary piece and then the door which pivoted, thereby requiring less space when open. We decided to try replacing it with this bifold door which would create more entry space to the shower. The shower kit comes with two beautiful matte black aluminum sides which make allowances for walls that are not straight and also provides for variation in the opening size within 1.5 inches. That made installing the panels easier. Once the doors are where you want them, then you can screw the sides of the glass frame to the frames that you installed on each side of the opening. The handle does feel like a very quality metal handle. Lastly, I did like that the door was reversible and could open from either side, but I would also have liked the option to either open into the shower or out of the shower. While I realize opening it out of the shower (like a standard pivot door) would drip water on the floor, it would allow more space in the shower to enter/exit. Overall, I think it looks nice and does allow for the installation of a shower door that may be close to another fixture and cannot accommodate a standard pivot shower door.

Travis W

We had a pivot shower door that had one stationary piece and then the door which pivoted, thereby requiring less space when open. We decided to try replacing it with this bifold door which would create more entry space to the shower. The shower kit comes with two beautiful matte black aluminum sides which make allowances for walls that are not straight and also provides for variation in the opening size within 1.5 inches. That made installing the panels easier. Once the doors are where you want them, then you can screw the sides of the glass frame to the frames that you installed on each side of the opening. The handle does feel like a very quality metal handle. Lastly, I did like that the door was reversible and could open from either side, but I would also have liked the option to either open into the shower or out of the shower. While I realize opening it out of the shower (like a standard pivot door) would drip water on the floor, it would allow more space in the shower to enter/exit. Overall, I think it looks nice and does allow for the installation of a shower door that may be close to another fixture and cannot accommodate a standard pivot shower door.

Travis W

We had a pivot shower door that had one stationary piece and then the door which pivoted, thereby requiring less space when open. We decided to try replacing it with this bifold door which would create more entry space to the shower. The shower kit comes with two beautiful matte black aluminum sides which make allowances for walls that are not straight and also provides for variation in the opening size within 1.5 inches. That made installing the panels easier. Once the doors are where you want them, then you can screw the sides of the glass frame to the frames that you installed on each side of the opening. The handle does feel like a very quality metal handle. Lastly, I did like that the door was reversible and could open from either side, but I would also have liked the option to either open into the shower or out of the shower. While I realize opening it out of the shower (like a standard pivot door) would drip water on the floor, it would allow more space in the shower to enter/exit. Overall, I think it looks nice and does allow for the installation of a shower door that may be close to another fixture and cannot accommodate a standard pivot shower door.

Travis W

We had a pivot shower door that had one stationary piece and then the door which pivoted, thereby requiring less space when open. We decided to try replacing it with this bifold door which would create more entry space to the shower. The shower kit comes with two beautiful matte black aluminum sides which make allowances for walls that are not straight and also provides for variation in the opening size within 1.5 inches. That made installing the panels easier. Once the doors are where you want them, then you can screw the sides of the glass frame to the frames that you installed on each side of the opening. The handle does feel like a very quality metal handle. Lastly, I did like that the door was reversible and could open from either side, but I would also have liked the option to either open into the shower or out of the shower. While I realize opening it out of the shower (like a standard pivot door) would drip water on the floor, it would allow more space in the shower to enter/exit. Overall, I think it looks nice and does allow for the installation of a shower door that may be close to another fixture and cannot accommodate a standard pivot shower door.

Travis W

We had a pivot shower door that had one stationary piece and then the door which pivoted, thereby requiring less space when open. We decided to try replacing it with this bifold door which would create more entry space to the shower. The shower kit comes with two beautiful matte black aluminum sides which make allowances for walls that are not straight and also provides for variation in the opening size within 1.5 inches. That made installing the panels easier. Once the doors are where you want them, then you can screw the sides of the glass frame to the frames that you installed on each side of the opening. The handle does feel like a very quality metal handle. Lastly, I did like that the door was reversible and could open from either side, but I would also have liked the option to either open into the shower or out of the shower. While I realize opening it out of the shower (like a standard pivot door) would drip water on the floor, it would allow more space in the shower to enter/exit. Overall, I think it looks nice and does allow for the installation of a shower door that may be close to another fixture and cannot accommodate a standard pivot shower door.

Howell M

When you have a small shower and small bathroom, this is the door. Installation took about 90 minutes. Be sure to read the instructions first and keep nearby for reference. The instructions call for a laundry list tools needed. I was able to install with just a drill gun and 4 foot level. You will need a cross point tip, and ceramic tile bit for the screw gun. I marked it down one star because the backing to the hinges(flat plates) need to be installed correctly. That said, the engineers should have made the plates where they can fit either way. Overall, this door will work great for my tiny shower.

Howell M

When you have a small shower and small bathroom, this is the door. Installation took about 90 minutes. Be sure to read the instructions first and keep nearby for reference. The instructions call for a laundry list tools needed. I was able to install with just a drill gun and 4 foot level. You will need a cross point tip, and ceramic tile bit for the screw gun. I marked it down one star because the backing to the hinges(flat plates) need to be installed correctly. That said, the engineers should have made the plates where they can fit either way. Overall, this door will work great for my tiny shower.

Howell M

When you have a small shower and small bathroom, this is the door. Installation took about 90 minutes. Be sure to read the instructions first and keep nearby for reference. The instructions call for a laundry list tools needed. I was able to install with just a drill gun and 4 foot level. You will need a cross point tip, and ceramic tile bit for the screw gun. I marked it down one star because the backing to the hinges(flat plates) need to be installed correctly. That said, the engineers should have made the plates where they can fit either way. Overall, this door will work great for my tiny shower.

chantelmurda

First off, I will say had all the pieces been labelled, installation could’ve gone much faster. In some cases, I think some of the instructions were a tad bit out of order. And it would’ve been nice to have holes drilled into all the necessary pieces. The glass is solid and sturdy. Once making it through install, the final product turned out well. I’m not sure the bifold characteristic of the door is necessary. One flat piece would’ve been, and looked, better.

chantelmurda

First off, I will say had all the pieces been labelled, installation could’ve gone much faster. In some cases, I think some of the instructions were a tad bit out of order. And it would’ve been nice to have holes drilled into all the necessary pieces. The glass is solid and sturdy. Once making it through install, the final product turned out well. I’m not sure the bifold characteristic of the door is necessary. One flat piece would’ve been, and looked, better.

chantelmurda

First off, I will say had all the pieces been labelled, installation could’ve gone much faster. In some cases, I think some of the instructions were a tad bit out of order. And it would’ve been nice to have holes drilled into all the necessary pieces. The glass is solid and sturdy. Once making it through install, the final product turned out well. I’m not sure the bifold characteristic of the door is necessary. One flat piece would’ve been, and looked, better.

chantelmurda

First off, I will say had all the pieces been labelled, installation could’ve gone much faster. In some cases, I think some of the instructions were a tad bit out of order. And it would’ve been nice to have holes drilled into all the necessary pieces. The glass is solid and sturdy. Once making it through install, the final product turned out well. I’m not sure the bifold characteristic of the door is necessary. One flat piece would’ve been, and looked, better.