Levity 59 in. x 74 in. Frameless Sliding Shower Door in Matte Nickel with Handle

It looks beautiful and sturdy and good quality .

Very easy to install compared to the last one I put up. Straightforward instructions and was able to do the complete assembly myself. I was a bit worried when I picked it up at the store. The box was damaged and couldn't easily check for damage. When I got it home and opened it up, everything was intact

It looks good, but had a scuff mark on the handle. It looks like it came damaged in this way from the box. I can provide a picture, and would like to see if I can get a credit for the cost of this imperfection as I would in the store. Please contact me via this email address.

Nice door, great price, fast delivery good customer service.

Although packaging was crushed and ripped, all parts including glass arrived without damage. Excellent instruction manual and labeling of small hardware made installation and adjustments easy. Very good quality, doors roll smoothly, was an excellent value!

It was easy to install by this 53 yr old woman, with DIY experience. It looks great and is adjustable for out of plumb walls.

Can not get the doors adjusted right so that it won’t leak. Big gaps at bottom and sides of doors allow for leaks

This is our 2nd Kohler shower door we have had installed. A different bathroom and house, we love it. Cleans easily, looks high end.

I chose this door because of the 74 inch height and availability of a towel bar. The 74 inches matches my surround perfectly. I also wanted frosted, but it was substantially more than clear. The trim at the bottom of the glass panels are logical in protecting against breakage, but they are glued on with silicone adhesive and they did a sloppy job, as seen in photo. There is no excuse for that, masking tape can be used to create a neat bead. The same trim is too long for the glass and offsets to one side which keeps the door open even more than design allowances, as seen in photo; a full 7/16 gap which also prevents the door from contacting the bumper. Further, errant silicone was found on one glass panel towards the middle on the frosted side which is impossible to remove completely. The frosted finish is not homogenous and makes the door look like it is covered with water spots. From a distance it is okay and I like the soft grey-green light as filtered through the glass. The top rail takes the weight of the doors and actually sags slightly giving the appearance of being out of level to a discerning eye. Be forewarned that the installed 2 doors have a space of 1 3/8 in. between them. However, there is sufficient overlap in my 59 inch width installation. The towel bars are strong enough but the fabrication of them was sloppy. When looking from end to end the out of alignment is obvious. Naturally they fit poorly. A half hour with diligent filing corrected the fit against the glass but they are less than true. The bottom door spacer guide caused the threshold to lean out of square. It is unforgiving and when taken apart some damage occurred necessitating me to use a fastener into the shower pan ledge, which really is not the best practice. But it is square now and quite secure. The wheels at the top do appear they will live longer than me and have enough friction so the door does not move too fast and slam against the wall. Personal preference; the medallions that trim the wheels could be 30% smaller and still hide the wheel. Finally, the "bolts" that attach the towel bars also act as a knob. They are less than 3/16 in. proud and a poor means of moving the door. No doubt it is a fingernail breaker for some. With the 1 3/8 in. space between doors, they could have at least provided a 1/2 inch long knob and still had a safety barrier against contact.

It was easy to put in.