This unit replaced a unit that was approximately the same size. The interior space is much greater, wonderful surprise. My only complaint is that the walls need backing, or reinforcing. They have some hollow areas behind them that if left not reinforced will move if pressure is applied. Otherwise, it is a perfect unit for a corner shower.

I bought this in July but just installed it. The overall kit instructions were relatively easy to follow and with two people set up was good. It looks great! I needed a small shower for a small bathroom, and this one fit beautifully. Once installed and plumbing complete, it exceeded expectations.

Purchased a month ago and installed two weekends ago. Used the Youtube instructions and some tips from others. Went very well. We are very happy with the quality, especially with how smoothly the doors operate. The walls were a little more difficult to install, but with two people it was manageable.

We bought this, as the description said the walls could be installed on unfinished walls with the studs. All the directions state to sheetrock the walls. Would have liked the walls to overlap, rather than screw and butt them together with silicone.

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.

We bought this to install in a cabin. It comes with 3 separate instruction books. One for the base, one for the walls and one for the doors. I recommend reading all three books first because they overlap on instructions and don’t always say the same thing. It’s a bit confusing at times. Overall- it’s worth the difficulty, because it is beautiful! Can’t wait to finish the rest of the renovation.

We are enjoying the nice shower and the rounded curves of the model. It did prove a bit challenging for my guy installing it because there’s a 1 inch lip that doesn’t allow the shower walls to sit flush against the actual walls. Therefore, he had to cut into the walls to push the shower walls as close and flush to the main walls as possible but the shelves are still flimsy and I don’t put a lot on them. Also found that you can’t properly caulk inside if you have both doors already installed. We did need to put shims underneath the doors where they connected to the shower pan because when the doors were open and close, it kept moving and pulling the caulking off the shower pan.

We just had this shower installed It is beautiful. The doors slide easily. The floor is solid. It fits in a smaller bathroom which we have fitted into a corner on the back porch mud room. Our installer felt that this was an easier install than similar kits.

We recently bought the 36 inch black version, and it looks great with the black trim shower kit and shower drain. It also doesn't take too much space, which makes it perfect for small space. Installation is also easy if you follow the steps in the video which you can find in youtube.

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.