Good-looking doors, but installation takes time
These sliding shower doors look great once installed and resist showing water spots. Installation is more involved than expected: the splash guard must be placed before the guide rail, otherwise it has to be cut to fit. Special tile drill bits and water are needed for drilling into studs, and a special saw blade is required to cut the metal track rail, which takes time. Rollers may need adjusting for a smoother glide. A job expected to take an hour took about a day. Delivery to a room of choice is a nice option.
- + looks great
- + glass resists water spots
- + delivery to room of choice
- − installation more involved than expected
- − splash guard must be installed before guide rail
- − special tools required
- − rollers need adjusting
- − took about a day to install