Crestfield 60 in. x 58-1/8 in. Traditional Semi-Frameless Sliding Bathtub Door in Bronze and 1/4 in. (6mm) Niebla Glass

That biggest challenge was drilling through the tile. Maybe it's the tile I had chosen, but it took longer to do that than to install the door. Other than that challenge, the installation was pretty smooth. Everything went as expected and the directions were easy to follow. Both doors slide smoothly and it provides a water-tight enclosure. Pretty attractive for the price.

I loved this door and how it looked when we put it in in May. After only 3 months of use the door suddenly became stuck while trying to open it and after applying slight force to open the door shattered into a million pieces. Perhaps I recieved a faulty door but if this is standard quality I do not recommend

The Delta Crestfield 60 in. x 58-1/8 inch Semi-Frameless Sliding Bathtub Door in Chrome with Droplet Glass is a wonderful addition to our bathroom. The directions are straight forward (all 24 pages) with clear illustrations. My neighbor helped with the installation and all went well until we cut one of the aluminum frame pieces exactly one inch too short. I called the Delta Customer Care phone number on a Friday and received the replacement part on the following Monday morning via express delivery. I cannot thank them enough for their response, even though the issue was mine alone. What a wonderful company! The shower doors are heavy, so you may need some help placing them in the slots. When placed, they are easy to open and close, and the design of the bottom track makes it easy to clean. By doing everything right with an attractive product, clear instructions and Customer Care that works, Delta hits a home run! Customer Care had no idea this was not a verified purchase when dealing with my replacement needs.

AFTER LOOKING AT MANY OPTIONS WE CHOSE THIS UNIT WHEN IT WENT ON SALE. WE REALLY LOVE THE LOOK. I INSTALLED IT IN STAGES AND IT WAS QUITE EASY. THE ONLY CONCERN I HAD WAS INSTALLING THE DOORS. ONE DOOR DID NOT HAVE A LABEL INDICATING WICH SIDE TO FACE INWARD. I DECIDED TO USE THE ETCHED IN DELTA LOGO IN THE LOWER CORNER AND FACED IT THE SAME DIRECTION ON BOTH DOORS. THIS DOOR KIT FINISHED THE RENOVATION OF THE TUB SURROUND WITH THE ADDITION OF THE SHOWER OPTION.

Product has good quality but one door is not holding close on one of the sides

Everything arrived in good condition. Great price and beautiful design.

We like the style and the relative ease of installation. A bit difficult cutting the upper trim to the proper length without the right tools on hand. After the installation even thought the doors were hung as low as possible, had a problem with water getting on the floor after splashing on the lower rail. Called support and they sent out a "deflector" strip that glues to the bottom on the inner door. This has solved the problem so far. We liked being able to select the style of the glass and the door handles to match the existing fixtures.

These tub doors are beautiful and functional. We actually had a contractor install these when he remodeled our bathroom. He didn't have any installation complaints. At first I was horrified because water was everywhere after my first shower and I then discovered that the contractor did not caulk the base or around the outside of the paneling. After I caulked everything with a 100 percent waterproof silicone caulking, we haven't had any more leaks.

I had hesitated on getting this sliding bathtub door as I have installed cheaper versions in the past and they just did not have the feel and quality that this one does. You need to take your time installing this and make sure that you seal the seams (silicone is what I used). The finished product has doors that glide effortlessly and sink into snug fitting pliable "fingers" that hold the door into place whether it is fully open or fully closed. The hardware is solid and feels of quality. The pattern etched on the glass looks pretty good but there are several really nice choices as you pick the frame, the glass and the hardware separately. So why should I have gotten this sooner? Look closely at the pictures and you will see where the left side of the tub is the damaged sheetrock from water splashing out (3 little boys take their baths in this and sometimes all at once!). The right side has the same damage and If I had installed this sooner, it would have paid for itself as I don't do sheetrock repair. One final note is that I needed to get a couple of trim pieces for the top where the shower enclosure made it near impossible to match up the trim. Fortunately, there is such a trim available. I'm getting more of these units in the very near future. Worth the money.

I used clear glass and ORB. G O R G E O U S !!