Customer Reviews for Delta Allura 60 in. W x 58 in. H Five Piece Glue Up Tub Surrounds in High Gloss White

Easy to put together can be installed into a 54" Tub. Had to modify to fit . Turned out very well . Note , use dap 3.0 to seal seams for best results .

for the money it was reasonable,but it had a crack in 3 of the 5 pieces. Check corners before the day of installation,then are forced to put it up anyway.

Went up nice and easy. Was able to cut to our needs, no problem.

Looks nice up but we could not get the bottom of the middle piece to glue down on new green board. We actually bought and used 5 tubes of tub surround adhesive (more than we usually use!) and we do think the surround will stay up but would have liked it to lay flat on the bottom of that centerpiece

Was too short for my wall. Materials seam of high quality. Measure first .

Very Thin

It was ok

Easy to install, pliable where needed upon installation. Easy clean. Will buy another one for a different bathroom.

Very thin. We made it work but I did not expect it to be so flimsy.

Looks great.

It was easy to install if you follow directions, but could be a little thicker in content.

Very easy to assemble

The Allura wall tub went up fairly easily. The side walls went up first (cut holes for the plumbing), then installed the corners (trimmed to fit the back) and the back wall was installed last ( cut to accommodate a small window). I drilled a 5/8" hole and used Weiss snips to trim the panels and 8 tubes of wall adhesive. (4 tubes of Loctite Power Grab and 4 Liquid nail. The power grab was applied around the edges and held very quickly! Taped the edges with blue painters tape and left it on for three days. After the three days the surround held tightly, I caulked the bottom with the Dap 3.0 and sides with GE bath caulk. If you are not experienced at applying caulking I would not recommend using the Dap 3.0 (that they recommend) it is very hard to use! ( very sticky, dries quickly and hard to clean). I applied one side at a time, caulked very slowly and lightly smoothed it out with my finger. I used a lot of wet paper towels. Also, I'm not sure why but the back panel is 1/2" shorter than the other panels and in the instructions was supposed to be applied before the side panels. The back panel goes on last.

Do not waste your money. I bought it to replace a badly yellowed one in my rental property and it is flimsy. A corner broke taking it out of the box. We followed the instructions provided and it wouldn't adhere to the walls. Took it off and put adhesive on the wall and the surround and it was a bit better but it is going to need a ton of caulk. Wish I had just spent more and it would've been done in one shot and probably not broken

Very nice surround for the money. The panels are heavy enough that nothing shows through which, I understand, can be a problem with some inexpensive units. I'm in my late seventies and I had no problem with either the installation or cutting it down to fit a 55" alcove. Add a towel on the rack for a bit of color and the result looks downright professional. Note: As I determined after opening the box and looking it over, the corners on this unit go up first. The directions, time after time, tell you to put the corners up last however there is a small notation under step number seven which states the corners on the Allura and several other models must be installed before the back panel.

I just installed one. It looks great! Here are some tips: 1) Check the box for any damage. There is no packing material, and the corners chip easy. I had to return the first box I picked up. 2) The instructions posted on the Home Depot website I found to be more helpful than what comes in the box. 3) Tin snips worked out really well for me in trimming panels.

Used for a rental property. Easy to install and economical.

I've had this installed in my bath for about 10 years now. Its getting old and crusty now( collecting more dirt) but its held up pretty good over the years. When I first installed it, I broke a hole through it, so it is pretty cheap. I really like the hand towel bar, I've been looking or other surrounds and most don't have that. Think this time I going to demolish the walls and go with the sterling all pro surround for $243, but may go the cheaper route and go with the sterling advantage for $65. So if your looking for a cheap surround thats going to hold up for years this one is for you just be careful when installing, when you do get it installed its strong and good to go.

Warning! The center panel is about 1/4 of an inch shorter than the other panels. You will have to split the difference and cover the gap with caulk. Also the towel bar (that clear plastic piece in the center section) seems a bit loose and flimsy. I don't know how it will hold up over the life of the product. But it is definitely not strong enough to use as a handle to support you.

For nearly $100 I would have thought this would be thicker than a milk jug. After looking at the other choices I had, I guess this was a good deal. The installation was fairly quick. The corners were over 90 degrees, so it was tricky to get them to lay flat. All in all, it does what it's supposed to do.

I have an off centered window in my tub area and cuts had to be made to accommodate it but it came out beautifully .

I like it. For the price it is really nice. I wanted something in a fake marble swirl but, couldn't find anything in price range. T like the trays good for putting soap, shampoos on. Like the bar too. Light and easy to install.

This tub surround was exactly what I wanted and rather inexpensive too! it looks great with my new tub and offers a shelf to hold shampoos and body wash.

Product is too thin and chips easily. Handle broke off immediately and accessory holders are way too flimsy. Sooooo, it's lousy.

I returned this product only because I decided to go with a surround that could glue directly to studs. This product was a great value, and appearance was nice. I will likely be re-purchasing this same surround for a future tub refurbishement.

we put this up in a Habitat for Humanity house. its easy to install & looks great!

Both corner pieces are molded slight more than a 90 degree angle. Therefore, neither corner will lay flush and stay glued down. I have had to use GOOP glue, and work on small portions at a time to get the corners to stick. I just hope that they stay down!

Install very simple and looks good. Took 10 min. to put up.