Fab Glass and Mirror GSD-30-76ORB Madeira French Style Grid Pattern Glass Shower Door, Matte Black, 30"" x 76"

I installed this in my guest bathroom to give the space a more roomier feel...and shower curtains are tacky & cheap looking. It cleans up as you would expect glass to. The black lines are flush so they don't collect soap scum. It only attaches at the back and bottom, leaving air to move around so you get less fog. I thought it would wobble with only 2 sides connected but it doesn't.

I love love love this shower wall! I was a bit concerned that maybe it would be floppy but it's so sturdy! Easy to install if you know what you are doing but very heavy. It took two people and a dog to carry it in. We drilled additional holes in the aluminum side and bottom rails fir added strength. And I'm glad I did! I'll never worry about this glass shower wall ever going anywhere! Additional screws snd mollies were provided. It's a wonderful wall and fits our needs

I am very pleased with the aesthetics of the shower door. It was easy to install, great value for the money. Arrived well packaged.

I mounted mine on a bathtub. It was mad hard to drill into the bathtub but we made it work with certain drill bits. At first we didn’t get the vertical rail even so I have 2 extra holes in my tiles that I need to patch up. Had to wedge a lot of the things they provided into the bottom between the rail and the glass to make it study. Also there’s an extra bit on the bottom that’s kinda sharp. Did it with a not so experienced handiman. I had to help in a lot and I’m so inexperienced. Didn’t go as well as planned. But it looks nice and feels sturdy enough.

This is the second shower glass door I got and I absolutely love it. Easy to install and looks great.

I really am very happy with this glass for my new shower. Love it! The only thing to know is you may have to have a hacksaw to cut off a 1/2” of track or it may stick out.

Ours arrived on time and undamaged. Once installed it is beautiful. Here are some things to make the process a little easier.It is heavy, so have someone to help you or some furniture movers handy. I personally used glass suction cups and two people to lift it into the tracks.Buy better wall anchors than come with the kit. It's a small investment to better secure the track to the wall.If you're drilling into tile for the vertical rail, get a good diamod drill bit and "take your time"If you're drilling into a steel or cast iron tub, get a good cobalt drill bit and take your time. Use a couple drops of oil to prevent burning up your drill bit.Use a clear bathroom/kitchen silicone caulk. Caulk the bottom of the tracks/rails before screwing them down. Caulk the screw holes before and after inserting the screws. Caulk all of the seams after the glass is inserted.