I bought this shower in May to replace our basement shower after the flood last year. Had it installed by the plumbers. Looks great, no leaks and I am very happy with it.

Looks great! Love the frosted glass to hide what's inside!

I completed a DIY installation of this shower kit in a very small bathroom at my 100+ year old cabin in Estes Park, CO. I installed the shower as a replacement for a clawfoot tub that took up too much space. I ended up using the shower base and glass enclosure but not the acrylic wall panels since the walls were too out of plumb. The instructions that came with the kit were generally clear and complete though a few details were omitted (e.g., need to drill pilot holes for installation of the frame to the wall tracks). The quality of the shower base and enclosure were very good. However, the phillips-head screws that came with the kit were soft and easily stripped so I bought hex-head screws that I used instead. I have not used the shower yet but I am very happy with the quality and appearance of the new shower.

Wife and myself are completely thrilled with our new shower. Installation was straightforward. Although I would recommend that unless you are an experienced tradesman or similar this is best left to a professional. That being said I managed to go solo but extra hands are definitely recommended. We never realized how small our shower was till we began to use the Ove 36" Breeze. Enough room for a shower chair which we will soon have need of. All in all Darn happy with shower.

We just installed our shower a few weeks ago in our newly remodeled guest house. We don’t have a ton of space, so 32” is perfect. We have thoroughly enjoyed our shower and it doesn’t feel too small even with being 9 months pregnant! The only issue we had was that some of the directions were pretty confusing. But we obviously figured it out in the end.

We bought this for our season home, and the only thing is I wished I bought the next size up because it is very tight. Thow doors are heavy and sturdy. But this thing is very hard to put together. Not only did we need to add wood planks on the bathroom wall so that the shower walls aligned accurately, putting in the door was a pain. You will absolutely need 2 people to install this. I'd recommend this for a 2nd bathroom not used as often, not a bathroom with frequent use.

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!

ordered this shower a couple months ago and finally got it installed without too much problem. the real problem was the instruction book. i looked at the video on utube and the book and video wasn't even close. if i wasn't a handyman with carpenter experience i would not have been able to install this shower. the product is great but the instruction book needs updated.

I purchased this Jan 2021 for a pretty small bathroom. I found the shower base to be super sturdy with no flexing. It only took one 60 pound bag of mortar to set the form onto the floor. You will want mortar or cement, but not concrete. The aggregate in the concrete will interfere with setting the base. The shower walls were without blemish and while they feel flimsy, they are actually quite durable. The instructions for assembly were just ok, though the YouTube video was good as a backup. Just keep in mind there are a lot of different YouTube videos, so you will need to pick the one that is specifically for your model. One thing that did cause a bit of an issue for me was there wasn't any data on how far away from the shower form wall from the sheetrock. There is a void behind the shower wall, so my rough-in for the valve was too far into the wall, which was frustrating. If you are roughing in a valve, you will want to allow 1-1/2 inches from the surface of the shower form wall to the sheetrock behind the shower form wall. I also kept the film on the form during the installation, only peeling back what was necessary to caulk or to mount the hardware. Once the whole shower was assembled did I peel the rest of the protective film, and there were no scratches in the finish. Once assembled, it is a very solid feeling shower. The door operates smoothly, and having the magnetic strip to keep the water in is a real bonus. The photos are the work in progress.

My goal was to fit a full bathroom into a 76" x 40" space, for a guest bathroom. The OVE corner shower (along with Signature corner toilet and small pedestal sink) did this beautifully! (Picture of my final self-designed bathroom below => ideas to create your own small-space solution!) I did have professional plumbers install it, so I can't comment on the difficulty of installation, but they did not have any problems. I bought the version with acrylic walls so that I would not have to tile the bathroom walls, and this solution works well. The 31" shower is small-- a very large-sized person would be pressed up against the glass-- so if you are expecting large-sized people to use the shower, I would recommend getting a larger size than the 31" one.