I liked the idea but probably would not buy again. Be sure to either have a stud directly behind the vertical wall piece or install blocking at multiple points. They are very heavy glass panels so there is a lot of pulling force on the top wall corner. What worries me the most is even though the U-channel and piece that gets inserted into it are both made of metal, the whole glass door is only pivoted on plastic pegs at the top and bottom of that metal bracket which are about a quarter inch thick in diameter. That pin system is nice in that it allows the door to be pivoted into positions in-line with the tub wall or 90 degrees to the tub wall but I'm worried it may break which would cause expensive damage. The seals for the bottom where the glass meets the tub are also very thin and require freehand cutting to fit the glass lengths. As others have mentioned, it doesn't create a very firm seal against the tub so the door will push out if accidentally elbowed while showering.

Works perfect for our space. Highly suggest getting two people for the install to make sure your glass is balanced evenly. It looks great when in use and fantastic when stored fully closed as well. We prefer this solution instead of a fully framed door because we can use it wide open for giving the baby a bath.

This shower door is awesome. The contractor said it was easy to install. The reason we love this door is that it gives you full access to the tub. It has a very contemporary minimalist look.

It’s perfect for my shower/tub area. There is little room and a conventional shower door isn’t an option. The folding feature makes it possible to have a door instead of a curtain.

5 stars! It's so pretty and lightweight. I appreciated the video with the guy modeling how he installed his. The ruling is still out on the metal handle as I haven't gotten it wet yet, but I love that it makes the bathroom feel so open and I no longer need a shower curtain!