Enigma-XO 68-72 in. W x 76 in. H Fully Frameless Sliding Shower Door in Oil Rubbed Bronze

Remodeling our bathroom and so figure we would order way before we needed it but was wrong about that . We order Jan. 26 and it took till the end of Feb. to get it. As far as the quality of the product the The big hardware and glass is good quality but the screws etc poor quality . We couldnt find a installer so my husband ,son and I and it took hours to install and directions are not the best! The screws broke and for the price that is ashame. Love the look. But would I reccomend unsure. Very disappointed.

Very high quality, Also very heavy. Make sure you have backing to attach it to.

This door is impressive in size and quality. Not a huge fan of the plastic splash guard for door but honestly doesn't bother me now. Had a contractor install, he said it was a little different to install than most and takes two people to handle the panes of glass. Was out of stock for amount 2 months but worth the wait.

Solid product and installation a breeze. High quality with the 10mil glass, worth the additional cost.

Love the look and ease of use. However, walls must be plumbed and you need at least two people to install.

This door really exceeded my expectations. As far as design it is engineered very well it seems they have thought of everything. The hardware is high quality and everything fits and operates perfectly. The instructions are long and it took myself and another 3.5 hrs to complete. Its really not a complicated install its just long but everything is straight forward. You need two people for sure and its best to draw some pencil lines of where you want the glass to sit this will help you greatly. Had it in a month already and it really set the shower off.

Beautiful door with adjustment for out of plumb conditions. When you read the information on the door, it stresses everything must be perfectly plumb. My house is an 1850 farmhouse and nothing is plumb. I called the factory and talked to there tech team and they said it has some adjustment but not much. My sill was out about 1/2" over 6' opening and was no problem. Luckily, it sloped in the direction of the door closing so I have a self closing door. The walls on my install were out of plumb too but taken up by the vinyl sealing strips they provide. The seal strip have a 1" strip off the side which is overkill for sealing. I cut off with a razor knife. So this "U" shaped seal strip pushes onto the glass and after the glass is installed, you move it against your tile. It took up the out of plumb condition/tile protrusions on both walls. I did not use any silicone to seal the plastic strips either. So header piece has adjustment....I installed at the door height but you should add an 1/8". The door itself has adjustment too (oblong cams). I also ground down the glass slightly using a diamond blade to clear a high spot in the tile (improved the fitment). Try to protect all the small fittings as they will scratch. I fixed mine with a black sharpie. Very happy with the install. It took two people to get the panels up to the second floor. The glass panels are heavy. The header install is one person job but placing the two large pieces is best with two people. The 12" panel and adjustments can be done solo. Planning to buy another slightly smaller one (5' barn door slider) for second bath. So, fairly forgiving on install for out of plumb conditions and beautiful when done!

Directions were a bit confusing, especially if you had to swap the right and left glass panels for a larger opening installation.

Our installer was amazed at the number of adjustments the shower door had. The ability to level the bar, adjust the door to be to be perpendicular to the dam using the roller adjustment was amazing. He said these adjustments exceeded those of doors that cost $2000. He will be recommending Dreamline to all his customers.