Delta Shower Doors SD3172311 Windemere Semi-Frameless Traditional Sliding Shower Door 60in.x70in, Nickel Track

Our condo was severely flooded from a hurricane last year and getting products from local shops was limited so we decided to buy online something that most people would never try -- a shower door system. Admittedly, we had some second thoughts but that all disappeared when they were installed. I installed them myself. It took about 3 hours. You'll need a diamond tip drill set--about $20 off you're installing in a tiled wall surround area like ours and a GOOD hacksaw to cut the upper and lower channels to the exact opening size. I would but these again.Caution!THEY ARE REALLY HEAVY.These are not cheap plastic did. They are thick solid glass doors and you'll need 2 people to handle them.

They instruct to use a quarter inch hole through your tile to insert the anchor. The red anchor is a quarter inch anchor that I have that fit into a quarter inch hole. The white one is the one supplied that you could not even get close to fitting into a quarter inch hole. Be prepared to have your own.

Installation is actually pretty easy if all goes well. I had some issues. 1) the installation instructions were not included in my packaging. There was a piece of paper saying to call Delta, which I did - during business hours. I got a recording playing on a repeat loop saying to call back during business hours. Amazon sadly does not post the PDF's of product spec sheets and install guides (a pet peeve of mine for items like this). Delta's website no longer has the current version of this product listed. After Googling, I was able to find it on another seller's website. That was frustrating!Installation requires making a square cut on some pretty fat aluminum frame pieces. They recommend a hacksaw and a miter box, which is not a good way to do it. You really need a metal cutting chop saw to make a nice finish-grade cut. If you don't have one of those, expect your end cuts to be a bit rough.I ordered the frosted glass. In the product photographs, you can see through the frosting, such that the soap dish and other features inside the shower are visible. My frosting is actually very thick and you can barely see anything through the glass. I was hoping to be able to see through at least a little bit to highlight some of of the features of the new fancy shower, but with the doors closed, all you see is the frosted glass. I was disappointed by that.Once installed, it is a nice product that works pretty well. The glass is very thick and heavy, which gives it a higher quality feel. Only other thing I would change about it is the height. I'm 6 ft tall and I have to duck when I enter and exit the shower to avoid hitting my head on the top bar. That was expected because the description did say it's 70" tall, but would be nice it would be just a bit higher.

This is a very nice shower door assembly for the money and I can tell that Delta put a lot of thought into providing a quality item. There are two issues with this though.1. The rollers that go over the top of the glass doors is held to the glass doors by ONE screw. The roller bracket and the glass have a pre drilled hole. The hole in the glass and the bracket need to be a little lower in the glass because when installed there is a 1/8th inch gap between the top of the glass door and the inside of the bracket and since there is only one screw installed, this allows the bracket to "rock" to the left and the right depending on which hole you are using for adjusting the door to be square with the frame.The instructions state "do not over tighten the crew to the glass" and i'm assuming because it could break. I had to make a small shim to fit in this small gap between the glass and the metal roller bracket to keep the bracket from rocking left or right.2. There are three positions on the roller brackets that allow you to move the roller wheel in order to adjust the square of the door so it lines up with the frame when closed. The middle and top positions are fine but if you put the roller wheel on the lower hole, the bracket then rubs against the metal when sliding the door open and closed.I needed to use the lower position but had to adjust this a different way since the bracket would rub if you use the lower adjustment hole.Both if these are easy fixes for Delta. I'm surprised that I am the first one to mention this.Other than that, it is a very nice door for the cost.

First, I’ve always found Delta to be a great brand with excellent customer service. So when I was looking for a shower door, and this one came up at that price point, I figured I had nothing to lose.Packaging was excellent, and the instructions were very clear and easy to follow with good illustrations. Nothing was damaged in shipping. All parts were included and clearly packaged and labeled. Door and frame were very sturdy. I was able to install this in one evening.One bit of advice: the instructions recommend cutting the top and bottom frame pieces with a hacksaw and mitre box. I found, due to the size of the pieces, that it was difficult and very time consuming to use that method. I found the job to go MUCH better using a mitre saw with the blade reversed. So if you have access to one, use that.I’m very happy with this purchase and installation! I expect many many years of service from this door.

Very nice looking doors, measured in almost 3 inches short of the size ordered.

This shower door is of high quality and look’s outstanding. These is the our second bathroom shower door.

These doors look very rich. Installation must be worthy to do, doors are very heavy, MUST be level installation or will not stay closed. Adjustment needs to understand how to understand.