44-48" W x 71" H Pivot Shower Door,Pivot Semi-Frameless Swing Glass Shower Door with 1/4"(6mm) Clear SGCC Tempered Glass,Magnetic Closing,Matte Black

I recently purchased the 38-42” W x 71” H Pivot Swing Glass Shower Door with chrome finish and have been very pleased with the product. The SGCC tempered glass feels sturdy and high-quality, and the 1/4” (6mm) thickness provides just the right balance between durability and elegance.Installation:The reversible installation was a great feature, making it easy to adjust based on my bathroom layout. The instructions were clear, and with some basic tools, I was able to install it without too much trouble. The adjustable width range (38-42”) was also helpful, as it ensured a snug fit in my shower space.Functionality & Design:The pivot swing mechanism works smoothly, and the door opens and closes effortlessly. The chrome finish gives it a sleek, modern look that complements my bathroom décor. Plus, the clear glass adds a spacious feel, making the shower area look larger and more open.Final Thoughts:Overall, this shower door exceeded my expectations in terms of quality, appearance, and functionality. It’s a great value for the price, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their bathroom with a stylish and reliable shower door.

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased and installed the Royal Guard Double Sliding Shower Door, and I’m very pleased with the result. The installation was straightforward with clear instructions, and the adjustable width made it easy to fit my space. The 1/4’’ tempered glass feels sturdy and looks very sleek. The sliding mechanism is smooth and quiet, and the semi-frameless design gives my bathroom a clean, modern look. Excellent value for the price—I highly recommend it!

With eventual support from Amazon, we had to re-order this as the first order...vanished and never arrived. Seller never responded, UPS tracking was frozen and of no help. The price seems pretty good. The box is extremely heavy. Extremely! Simple construction. Simple installation. Looks good. Slides easy and has clear "bumpers" around the glass door edges for safety. Yes, water beads to the glass, but that is common and fixable. Don't appreciate the Seller, but the product seems good. Don't forget to clear-caulk the edges.

This was a 2 day install (allowing the sealant to cure on the base rail before installing the rest of the frame) by 2 people but it looks great and seems to be good quality. The box was very heavy and had a huge gash in with an area of crushed foam but it was really well packed and the glass was still intact. Can’t speak much on durability/longevity but for a DIY shower door this is a good buy. It was easy enough to install ourselves.

These doors were fairly easy to install and were a great value for the money. They roll very smoothly and look beautiful! Very quality doors and work very well.

Fits perfect, easy to install and looks great

The package got delivered quickly. I ordered first time and one small piece is missing and they quickly shipped it second time without any issue. The finished installation is beautiful. Exactly as pictured, doors operate smoothly and perfectly. This product quality is really good.

Complete novice here. Took about half the day but was able to install the pivot door mostly without issue. It looks nice.One of the reasons we went with the pivot door is the frame didn't need to be cut, the top and bottom are built as rails that slide into each other letting you adjust it that way. This was excellent and worked really well.Overall it was great for the price. The only thing knocking this are a couple things.First, the instruction manual has a major typo. When drilling holes in your tile for the frame it specifically asks for 5/16"(8mm). Thankfully early into my first hole I realized this was not right with the screws they sent. In the beginning tool checklist at the front it says 1/4"(6mm) which is actually what you need. Beware this typo.Second, there are not enough decorative caps for the screws it asks you to put into it at the end.Third, I don't understand why a black framed shower doesn't come with black screws.And lastly the pivot doors hinges just spin, there's no stopping point. So if your door has the ability to make it all the way it will do a total 180 and has the potential to hit the fixed glass part with the door handle. The door does a really good job of staying in place so someone would have to actually swing it open to cause that.Fortunately these are all minor(well potentially major if you don't catch that typo on the tile drill size) and I think it is well worth the cost. It is simply put absolutely novice friendly. Also it does work fine with out of plumb walls and it has a very small threshold requirement(1 9/16" per the manual).Lastly I would forewarn that it has 1, probably 2 steps that require a 2nd person if you're thinking of doing this on your own. In the beginning you basically assemble the whole shower door frame, only leaving out the glass door, then set it in the shower. You then need to mark where the rails go on both sides. This is difficult to do accurately with 1 person because you need to hold it in place at the same time. You would them pull it off, take the rails off and then put them where you marked to then mark the screw holes.The other is actually putting on the glass door. The only thing holding it on are the top and bottom pivot hinges. The installation has you mount it on the bottom and then assemble the top. Again, very challenging and risky if you intend to do it alone.Overall this was a great product for the price and a very easy install even for someone like me that has never even drilled a hole in tile(if that's you too get a diamond drill bit like Milwaukee Max, much easier than trying a masonry bit many places recommend).