Sunrosa Pivot Tub Shower Door 34"×58", Folding Bathtub Shower Door with Tempered Glass, Frameless Glass Shower Door with Towel Bar, Shower Door for Bathtub in Matte Black

The headline says it all. What really surprised me though is how it looks after taking a shower. Not sure what kind of coating is on the glass but there are no residue water spots. looks just as good as when I just cleaned it after installing it. I also want to point out that there was not one drop of water outside the tub. Most shower doors\shields of this type are only 34 inches wide, this one is 43 inches. The only issue I had which is not really an issue is that it "Clicks" when opening it inwards, not sure why there would be a need for that though. Works perfectly when opening outwards.

I installed this to replace my shower curtain. It looks nice and holds the water in the tub from the shower. It’s a very heavy glass that fits well within the holder.

The media could not be loaded. This is a very pretty shower door! The tempered glass is very clear and doesn’t have the greenish tinge some tempered glass does. The gold is nice and isn’t tarnishing (however we have only used it a handful of times so far!). The door is fairly stable, and we decided not to apply the stabilizing bar as the screws into the wall along with silicone secured it well. We kept the stabilizing bar in case we change our minds, but hopefully we won’t need it! This door was a good choice for us in our bathroom remodel as we didn’t want to spend a ton of money on a shower do but we still wanted it to feel elegant and match the bathroom fixtures. This was the perfect option!

Really nice door and framing. It would get 5 stars if the holes were pre drilled. I would suggest drilling the holes with a 3.2mm drill before installing.

Better than expected! The glass is 1/4 inch thick and it looks (and feels) substantial. The finish is smooth and even, free of stains, blemishes or rough spots. It was very simple to install, around 30 minutes, one person job.

Hi I’m seeking a refund because no hardware was included to install AND the rod that goes into the wall had no holes so I had to buy a new drill and drill bits and screws to make holes through metal. I’m happy to send photos. At this rate I don’t know if it will even be safe long term given faulty manufacturing.

Well worth the $ - especially if doing it yourself.The product arrived as described. Very well packed, and all parts accounted for.Although I would not consider myself a "handy" guy, I was able to perform the unpacking and installation in less than an hour- slow and steady. Pretty much, most of the time was on drilling into the shower tile to create holes for the screw anchors. That was new skillset, and at first, somewhat of a challenge. Insider tip: take your time, apply steady light/medium pressure on drill and I used a series of increasing diameter drill bits to create a large enough hole without damaging/cracking the tile. You can find Youtube videos on technique.I only needed a second person assist when raising/inserting/securing the door into its metal bracket.After using the shower, I was suprised how the glass did not have water marks from the dried splash droplets.So far, very pleased with product. :)

Well made and very functional. I've had no issues after one year.