This framed glass shower door has a proven performance and surpass the competition with their handcrafted quality and additional features. The sliding glass panels include two towel bars that will attach to the panel framing. anodizing aluminum hardware helps prevent rusting or corrosion. The header comes with a safety T-lock that ensures the unit’s stability. Moderate DIY Skills are recommended for the installation of the shower enclosure. To reduce the water they recommend placing the interior panel closest to the showerhead. Ensure your measurements are precise and finished wall material is in place before measuring for your shower door. The header and rail will be shipped long and will need cut to size during installation. Tools needed to install the door are: tape measure, level, hacksaw, drill, 7/64-inch, 1/8-inch, ¼-inch drill bits, #2 Phillips screwdriver, 3/16-inch wrench, sharp knife, and caulking (clear silicone recommended). Optional tools include a miter box for cutting parts to length, files, center punch, and masking tape. At Basco shower enclosures, their goal is to create a remarkable experience for you. Their team of design engineers and precision craftsmen create a comprehensive family of shower enclosures they’re proud to brand with the Basco name. They make the selection of your shower door easy and offer helpful and responsive customer service to answer all of your questions. All Basco shower enclosures are backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
I have a mobile home that was missing shower doors when I bought it and it's a really unique size shower that even the local mobile home supply shop couldn't find an appropriately sized door for so I was psyched when I found a really reasonably priced one on Wayfair that was the right size. Not only were they the right size for this weird space but I think I paid less than $500 for the doors. If you ever looked at doors like this, that is one hell of a price. It is not cheap buying glass doors for a shower. I didn't have to have a professional install them either. My dad did it pretty easily. I really like the beveled look to the glass. I feel like they never look spotty or watered stained the way a flat glass would look. I'm really pleased with the purchase although I will admit I've probably had them a year or more and one of the little Basco logo stickers that's supposed to cover up a screw on the door frame just fell off. I noticed it in the bottom of the shower the other day but that's really the only thing I could say even remotely negative about the item. I've been really pleased with the doors in general in all regards.. Wendy. Andalusia, AL. Thu Nov 30 2023
