Simplicity 48 x 71 in. Frameless Contemporary Sliding Shower Door in Nickel with Clear Glass

I love this showrr door design. Its great! Looks more expensive than clear and more stylish and very nice. Im very happy with it. I bought 2 of them.

Absolutely love the shower door!

It exceeded my expectations. Easy to put together and easy to install. Thanks

Pretty easy to get install. Just need sampy knowing what to do.

Very nice shower door. Very pleased with the selection, now that it is installed. The quality of the hardware is excellent. The instructions could use some work as at times they lead you into questioning what they are trying to communicate. At one point I made an error and phoned Delta support and they could not have been more professional and helpful. All of the components needed for installation, were within the package.The glass doors are adjustable so you can tweak alignments. The glass doors roll effortlessly. I do not care for the knobs design on the main entry door as they give you two and both are flexible to install on the inside OR the outside. But I prefer to have one where I have something to grab the same edge of the glass door. A handle that functions inside and out on the mount. Something more substantive than the little knob. I was able to install this door by myself but would recommend help when dealing with the glass doors. Over all, I am very happy with the product.

We spec'd a shower insert for our new bathroom with the best intentions on upgrading to a full tile job with all the fancy bells and whistles, and in the mean time we'd use a shower curtain, you know, because this was only going to be temporary...? Well that shower curtain got old quick and our best laid plans have been put on hold, so a shower door was in order. This was a great choice! The style is best described as "transitional industrial" (I just made that up). The appearance is clean, unobtrusive, with industrial/contemporary elements. We chose the nickel finish that matches perfectly with other nickel accessories. The delta system lets you customize finish, glass and style, a mix and match system. We also chose the ¼” glass which gave me pause, but it is perfect. After I installed it I though the towel bar didn’t match the style of the other fixture already in the bathroom, no problem, a quick trip to HD and found one that matched the style we had pretty closely, another benefit of this approach, you can change the look pretty easily. Installation was straight forward, you can do this job easily in an afternoon without any real experience needed. The instructions were clear, easy to follow and comprehensive. The only thing not included with the kit was the silicone to seal it up. The walls were not plumb (of course) but the design accommodated the wonky geometry no problem. I had one quality problem, a bearing wheel was cracked, and it caused a little “thumping” feel as the door rolled along the track. A quick visit to the Delta website and chat with a rep and they sent a replacement along in a couple of days. It’s refreshing to find a company ready to stand behind their products. The glass is coated with some special coating that prevents water spotting, it still needs cleaning, but not so often. The water is kept in the shower where it belongs, the doors slide smoothly and effortlessly. The finished results look really nice. The doors roll very smoothly, and the project really improved not only the appearance but the functionality too. I highly recommend this as a great option for a shower enclosure!

Installation is pretty straightforward and the assembly is sturdy. The instructions are comprehensive and well illustrated. The provided plastic screw anchors are fairly difficult to install. There is a design flaw with the system that causes a commonly reported water splash out problem, even with the doors being adjusted as low as possible. There is an unobstructed path where water can splash (at an upward angle) under the bottom of the inner door and over the top of the bottom track. If the inner door could be adjusted lower or if the outer lip of the bottom track were higher, this problem would not happen. If you select this door, be resigned to a wet floor, or keep a mat up against the edge of your shower base. I might have been able fix this by lowering the doors - cutting the side rails down slightly, but that isn't really feasible based on the way these rails install (4 screws on each side with non-removable anchors). I decided I'm not a big fan of the asymmetrical look with big obtrusive external rollers on one door and hidden internal rollers on the other door. This is clearly seen in the photos, so is just my personal preference based on what it looks like in real life.

Installed this door in remodel shower by the contractor. Looks good but water splash out to the floor from bottom of glass panel due to the 1/2" gap between the glass and bottom rail. It happened every single time you take a shower. Bad design.

Amazingly simple to assemble much better that the dreamline junk i could not install

Installation of the door is very straight forward and overall its a good design. It took me a couple afternoons to install. You have to let the caulk dry on the lower rail. A couple issues we have with it. First, when you're in the shower, there is no handle to shut the door with. The other issue is there is no seal at the bottom between the glass doors and the lower rail. The glass sits about a 1/2" off the rail. This is more than enough room for water to splash up and out of the shower onto the bathroom door. So I'm trying to find a shower door seal to attach to the lower rail to keep the water in. The attached picture shows all the water that comes out after just 1 shower.