It did the job nicely but there can be some improvement. This foldable door is great for small shower like mine. Mine only have 35" width and after tiles installation, it got even below 34", that was my mis-calculation. So the door could not be closed completely initially. I ended up has to cut 1/8" on one side to make it work. The installation is ok as long as you can follow the instruction carefully. It is better to be done by 2 persons. After 1 months of using it, I confirm there is no leak, especially I installed that bar at the front. That is optional but I suggest to do it. I was researching why that is optional. Some people said if the bar is not there, it allows you to open the door from outside and pull it outward when someone fall down in the shower. So, it is really up to you. As you can see in some pictures. I added some protectors (not come with this) on the handle and on the back of one of the silver plate. It is because the handle kepp hitting the glass door when open and the door hit the tiles. With that protection, I don't have to worry if the glass door get demage. There are many similar foldable shower door like this. The reason I chose this is the handle. It is not a knob which over 80% of door used. I think I made the right decision because it is not easy to open the door from inside. I always need to put one hand on top of the door to pull it back. With a wet hand on a knob, it may be even harder. For the same reason, I don't recommend this kind of door if it is used by little kid.