Halo 42.75 in. x 78 in. Glass Hinged Glass Shower Enclosure

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Beautiful doors that really tie together a remodeled bathroom. If you are currently using curtains and are thinking of switching to doors for your shower, I highly recommend just doing it. No more worrying about water on the floor, and it just looks so much nicer. I would recommend buying a squeeje brush with a suction cup that can attach to the glass, which makes cleaning hassle free and maintains that “new glass” look.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had never installed a completely frameless shower enclosure like this and was worried that I wasn’t experienced enough to do it, but was completely surprised by how easy it actually was. The whole kit shipped in three boxes and were packaged very well. One boxed panel was torn all the way to the glass, and I was worried that the bottom corner was chipped, but all was well. The written directions are for the most part clear, but the video link that is included makes the install all the more clearer (although it only shows the installation of the door on the right). The door placement is reversible, however is not clearly explained that the door can be placed on the right or the left. The GW code just needs to be on the bottom corner. It can be inside or outside the shower. I had no problem getting that information, it just wasn’t included in the directions. The hardware is heavy duty and good quality. I’m not a huge fan of the 45 degree shower rod, because of the way it looks, but I understand why it’s there. It’s not shown in any of the pictures. Directions should say whether it is necessary or not. (I chose not to install it) This enclosure looks amazing!