Bought at Home Depot and installed myself. Instructions were clear (they did miss 1 step though that should be between steps 13 & 14: screw frame (L) to wall frame (E) with provided self- tapping screws). I figured that out quickly because shower moves around when doors close otherwise!! Also, TRY TO HAVE STUDS BEHIND THE CORNERS WHERE YOU SCREW THE SHOWER FRAME TO THE WALL!! They provide Ct rap plastic wall anchors (step 6&7) but two pulled right out so I used thicker screws that I had lying around). It’s a simple pretty and functional unit. Installation is a 2 person job. But great unit

The instructions are terrible and we could only find animated video tutorials. Instructions were wrong! Install took a long time but it does look good and utilizes the space efficiently. Seems like providing clear instructions should not be that difficult - would be 5 stars if that was the case

We are home owners for about 6 years, very handy but not pros in the very least. Decided to rip out a bath and replace with a shower basin. It is Very small. Great for small or spare bathrooms. Not bad to install. It definitely took two people but for folks that have never installed a shower stall it was not a large project.

I bought this for a small cabin bathroom a couple of months ago. It looks beautiful, which I would never have thought I would say that about a shower! The door glides easily and the support is strong. I chose the frosted glass and love the look. Everyone that sees it comments on what a great shower it is. It did not disappoint, perfect for our needs!

I had a 28 x 28 " shower, so this shower is definitely a welcomed change. Mine has frosted glass, but I did not see this option in the Ove line up. I had it professionally installed, so did not have the hassles others did. (Also had a wall removed and the shower plumbing moved to the opposite shower wall in this small bathroom.). It works well and it was a great investment for my small space.

The instructions are to be used a guide. I researched this shower and spoke to the support gentlemen Robert who was very knowledgeable and helpful. the shower is very good quality however is difficult to out together. You need to make sure the base is level and square otherwise everything else will be out. You will need to build up behind the walls a frame on the drywall or cement board to provide support. Also you will need to caulk and silicone are cranks and gaps. - good tub adhesive will be you best friend.

The shower was purchased for a basement bathroom renovation, replacing a 50 year old metal shower cabinet, so it has been a tremendous joy to shower in something so much more modern! I love the open feeling of the glass enclosure, and even at this size there is room for a small stool should I need it as I "age in place". I have one major hesitation, however, at giving this unit 5/5 stars: shelving. The shelves are effectively ornamental in design. With no edge or lip, products can easily be knocked to the shower floor. Even soap won't stay put. This could be easily remedied by incorporating a small lip on the mould for the shelves.

I bought this Nov.'20 but due to bad, unscrupulous 'contractors', I didn't get it installed til recently. I worried that the base looked smaller than I expected, but when doors were up, it looked much better. The one thing I don't like is that bases are still allowed to be made without non-slip surfaces. They should be required of ALL manufacturers of showers & bases. I wish OVE would switch to those for the safety of their customers. Bath mats don't always perform they way they claim & cause a person to fall.

As above I remodeled bathroom on an older mobile home and space was at a premium. Instructions were sparse and not well thought out. Had difficulty with shower door, but the issue was resolved quickly and shower now installed and ready to use. This project requires good background on remodeling/building to complete.

Bought two shower kits, one 32", one 36". I put the larger on together first and wondered why the walls had no real support and were inches away from the drywall behind. Then I put the 32" together and the instructions had been added to - including additional wood cross pieces that took up some of that empty space between the acrylic panels and the drywall. The small shower instruction made so much more sense - I wish I had dome that one first!