DreamLine Aqua Fold 33 1/2 in. W x 72 in. H Frameless Bi-Fold Shower Door in Chrome

This shower door set is the most intelligent and attractive design I have seen. It says installation by professional only, but if you're handy and have an assistant, you are probably better off than a professional working solo. All fasteners are stainless steel; a nice touch. Doors are reversible for left or right hand installation, make it a versatile design. Door hinges are also reversible, adding to versatility. Unit is 68 pounds, so it is challenging to move around and hold in place if you are working alone. The hardest part besides holding it in place while installing is drilling holes into porcelain tile. You need a quality diamond 3/16" drill bit and a variable speed drill to drill into tile at slow speed. If everything is plumb and level, installation is straightforward. If it isn't, you have 3/8 inch play to adjust installation. All parts needed (except tools) were included, including some spare parts in case needed; a nice touch. All in all, it's nice to deal with such a well thought out product!

So Cool! We bought the door first, then had our tile guys adjust the studs, before retiling the shower. They made it 1/8" tight on the wall opening and 1/4" tight on the bottom. We left the bottom tall to swing both, in and out over the shower curb. (the curb slants inward). With the water restricter int he the shower, there is very little leakage. I took it out because, "I don't like the sound of that!" (Seinfeld reference) A little more water splashes out, because of the gushing water, when rinsing my hair. I only noticed the day, I did not put a mat down outside the shower. We did not use any of the silicone trim pieces or the metal stop-track. We probably will not, because we get the floor more wet after getting out, than we do during the shower. It was super easy to install (two-people to make it super level). We like that the little door swings out too. It is a 3' wide bathroom. We will probably get more doors for our tubs in the house.

This door looks great, fit perfectly in the door space.The assembly was relatively easy, had wife assist with hang.I built the shower, so had stud directly where mount was to go.Door easily bifolds into shower, and lays against wall for easy entry.Many good comments from friends and family.

We purchased this bi-fold shower door because we thought it would be much more modern and convenient for our newly renovated bathroom which is a very small space. We have a 60" walk-in shower and this looks like the half shower doors have been trending for the last several years so I love the look. We wanted the large porcelain "Carrara" shower tiles to be visible instead of using a curtain. I like that the door folds in half and out of the way because it makes it easier for cleaning the shower floor and tiles. Hopefully, water will not be an issue with the exposed other side of the shower. Installation was not bad at all. Because of the thick porcelain tiles, we had to get a special bit that makes large 1/2 inch holes so we could use toggle bolts. I wanted a very secure installation for the heavy doors and we didn't have studs in that area where the screws were going into. So I asked my hubby to use the toggle, maybe it's overkill but I know they won't fall out. Worked out fine and the rest was easy. Beautiful doors.

After an incredible amount of research, I decided to buy this shower door for my small master bathroom remodel. I have an alcove shower with a narrow opening that would not allow virtually any other shower door to work. When my home was first built, the contractors screwed up the walls and accidentally made the shower about an inch narrower than it should have been, meaning most standard 36-inch shower doors would not fit. Pay close attention to the minimum width requirements as noted in the product instructions and Q&A. If your opening is too narrow, this will not fit. My opening was almost exactly 34" wide, finished tile to finished tile. After installation, I ended up with about 1/4" clear between the edge of glass and the tile. It does make me nervous, because if the door was to come off the wall at all, it could hit the tile and shatter...but after 6 months, there have been no issues.Water leakage...there is almost none. This was a bit concern of mine. You would think there would be a lot, but somehow there isn't. Every now and then a few drips end up on the floor, but they are easily dried by a floor mat/towel.I wish the door had a coating on it to prevent water stains. I installed a different Dreamline door in another bathroom, and it definitely looks cleaner than this one, after 6 months of use. That said, I have no complaints.The price was right, installation was easy, and frankly it was the only door that worked for my bathroom!!

I was very nervous that a 33.5 door would not fit in my small shower space that varied in measurement from 33.75-34 inches. My contractor attached the fixed side to the side away from the shower head, so that the water would definitely not come out on the floor, and the 1/2-1/4" open space was nearest the shower head, so that it is basically a fully enclosed shower . The bottom seal does not let any water out on the floor. It is attractive and just what I needed in my small downstairs bathroom. The only problem I see is a "groaning" and stiffness in the folding mechanism, which I hope will stop eventually. I have addressed this question with the manufacturer to make sure it was installed properly.