Porte de baignoire coulissante demi-cadre l 56 à 60 po x H 62 po avec verre trempé transparent de 1/4 po, barre réversible et porte-serviettes inclus B6-6062B

Great tub door. Took us some time to install yet works as expected.

It's only ok. I make a very loud noice when it closes. It's impossible to keep clean, and it just doesn't seem very solid.

It will give your bathroom a nice touch and elegant feel. Though it’s a tub door, I am using it as a shower door in my bathroom and still works great.

I was nervous but bought 2 of these sets, and glad that I did. They were easy to install, they do not look like a honey-do homeowner project, they look like we ordered custom.

It's okay. The instruction work, I guess. All the installation parts are in their own separate labeled envelopes that correspond to a page in the manual. I used a 1/4 inch tile drill bit and a 1/8 inch all purpose bit for the frame. The translation can be figured out. I did not see any contact information but I didn't need it. I bought this unit because it has a narrow base track that works with my narrow tub apron. The 1" roller wheels look small but seem to work adequately. They are likely replaceable if that time ever comes. My installation was a little tricky because my tub was out of level. The instructions are clear in that they want the top rail to be level but that will lift the top rail off of the lower sides The top rail has two tracks, one in the front and one the rear, for each glass panel. The single screw holding the top rail to the side leg is in the rear so the weight of the glass door that is on the front track pulls the top rail down some in the front. Meaning the top rail twists some because of the weight of the door. This causes it to rub on the hardware that holds the glass panel behind it. There is nothing provided to hold up the front to work with this. I cut what I had to off the higher leg to give the top rail support on both sides while keeping it level. What you have to be very careful of is, you can cut the legs but you can't cut the glass and you do not want the glass panel to rub on the bottom rail when you slide it because you lowered that side. If your tub is level then no worries, mine was 5/16" off. It doesn't leak, looks alright. I with that i could have adjusted the doors for plumb without having to remove them each time and there isn't a knob on the inside of the door with the towel bar to assist with closing the door once you are inside the shower. Now that it's up it's fine. Nothing more.