DreamLineDuet 56-60 in. W x 72 in. H Semi-Frameless Bypass Sliding Shower Door in Brushed Nickel, SHDR-1260728-04

Arrived at designated time in perfect condition. First time to install this type shower door. The directions are easy enough to aid in the installation. Working alone it took six hours. The doors are very heavy. Got help moving them place. An advanced handyman should be able to do the installation. If you aren't comfortable handling and lifting very heavy glass doors, let a pro do it.

Looks good and sturdy

The shower door was fine until I tried adjusting the door which was having difficulty rolling. When lifting the door to adjust it on the track, it shattered into a thousand pieces.

It's not a bad shower door. Glass is nice and heavy. Rollers are solid and guides keep the doors firmly in place. Door handles are of a nice, contemporary design. Install instructions were clear. Packed very nicely. However, I did not notice the deep scratches on both doors until I carried them in and hung them. I was very careful in handling them as I assembled the rollers and handles. (Wondering if I purchased a blemished and thus discounted item now.) I am just ignoring the scratches as I don't want to de-install everything and try to ship it back. (Very heavy) It was delivered by a trucking company to my address. Overall, though, it looks nice and rolls nice. The bottom sill /track with the door guides sticks up about 1.5" so you have to be very deliberate about stepping over it as you get into the shower - otherwise, you are going to scrape your toes getting in or out. Aside from the scratched glass, it's a nice unit and I would buy it again. (I used Rain-X on the doors to keep water spotting to a minimum and bought a good squeegee too. They are easy to wipe down after a shower.)

This door is solid. It's significantly better quality than the old one I used to have in my bathroom made out to some kind of plastic.Beware that this thing is heavy. I was able to install it by myself, but a couple of times I wished I had someone helping me.Overall I recommend this door.Also, the delivery guys not only came on time but they also brought the door inside my house and took it to the second floor where I installed. Those delivery people rock !! Thanks a bunch.Note that I have not finished installing the handles yet on the picture

Nice shower doors. Contractor installed. No problems after Couple months. No leaks. Looks great. Great seller. Worked with me as I remodeled two showers. Would buy again from this seller. Received when promised. Very Happy.

These doors are amazing for price! I'm no carpenter but I was able to install these myself, as the instructions are very detailed. The only scary part is you may have to hack saw 3 cuts if you are working with a non-standard size opening.The quality of the materials are excellent. The shipment comes on pallets and was packaged professionally, as the items weigh a ton! You will need help when the doors are ready to be hung.Great job Deamline!

Once you get the product installed it is pretty good quality and looks nice. With the glass being 5/16" thick it seems substantial enough to last and gives you a quality feeling. However there are issues to deal with when assembling it. First off the screws you are supposed to use connecting the side rails and the top rail are wrong. The heads are too big. After talking with their engineering dept. , they tried it and agreed with me the heads were too large and would not let the wall and the glass rails come all the way together. I also had to build some thin spacers on the roller guide that bolt to the glass doors to keep them from being way too loose. Then the towel bars that go on the shower doors came with machine screws that were too long and would bottom out before the arm pieces became tight so I built some small spacers for that. Now I have to assume I did not buy the first one of these ever built and you would think they would have these small but time consuming issues corrected. They put everything in little bags and mark them nicely but just use the wrong darn sizes. Does anybody test their products anymore before they put them on the market?