Walls and base mount against sheetrock, must build up under walls with 1x3 along edges and double stack 1x3s to stabilize the walls and glue. Instruction manuel does not tell you this. Would I buy again? No. Had a deadline to do and home is a rental.

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!

Installed this a month ago in our DIY renovated bathroom and love the look and feel of it. At first we were concerned about the plastic walls but they installed easily and feel secure once everything is tied together. Installation is definitely a two person and the DIY instructions were awkward at time requiring us to seek assistance via YouTube but in the end we were able to get it installed, watertight and working well. The clear glass is harder to keep clean but it allows the sun to shine in each morning during my shower and helps me to start the day with a positive outlook.

This is a beautiful shower. We put it in ourselves... we are decent "do it your self people" and I have to say that when it came to the frame, some aspects were very difficult. NOTHING was marked. Now, I know we don't want stickers all over our beautiful piece, but some(easy remove) stickers on just the frame would have been a HUGE HELP. This is why We did not give it 5 stars. Once we got thru that challenge, hanging the glass door was a very easy task. All in all, we would buy again.

Installed this month. The instructions aren’t super clear but we figured it out eventually. Sometimes with trial and error. They also don’t tell you until you see the instructions that you need to install it on drywall not studs and that you need 1x3’s to build a support.

HAPPY… when researching the type of shower I wanted to install I was given so many mixed opinions about the corner units. This 36 inch curve shower is the absolute best! It is space saving for my new bathroom, yet is the perfect size. I am so happy I bought the shower with the shower pan included as it was a breeze to install and I don’t need to worry about cleaning tile grout. I love the smooth opening and closing up the curved door.

We bought the kit with walls. It looks well built and has a clean modern appearance. One quibble I have with the instructions both printed and the link to the video installation instructions does not show that the walls need to be reinforced. They do not lay flat against whatever you put behind it (cement board). Fortunately there are other videos on YouTube that show this. I suggest Ove add this to their printed instructions.

We purchased the 34 Breeze Kit with clear glass for a full bathroom remodel. It is a fair bit of labour to install, as expected and put some extra effort to brace the shower walls so there won't be any issues in the future. It looks great and noleaks or issues. We had to go with a 34 as there only space for that size. It is just enough room to work well, we are very pleased.

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.

I bought this shower (with walls) to replace an older MAAX shower (of similar design) in my basement after its base cracked and some water leaked into the subfloor below. Besides the cracked base, there were other problems with the old shower, so I decided the whole thing needed replaced. I'm somewhat handy, so I wanted to do as much of the tear-out and installation as possible by myself. The base of this new shower appeared thicker and sturdier than the old unit, so it gives me some confidence it will last longer. The drain location for this unit is near the corner whereas my old shower had the drain in the center. This required the drain pipe underneath the shower to be moved a foot or so. I opted to hire a handyman to move that drain pipe (which involved chiseling away a bunch of concrete) and get the base of the shower installed. Beyond that, I finished the rest of the installation myself. This occasionally required the help of my wife to hold something in place for me, but 95% of the time I worked alone. I like the glass enclosure versus my old plastic one. The two large glass pieces were a little heavy to maneuver during installation, but the door operates very smoothly and seems really sturdy. Overall, this shower seems built of higher quality materials than my old one, and I really hope it lasts.