Basco Deluxe Framed Sliding Tub Door, Fits 56-59 inch Opening, Clear Glass, Brushed Nickel Finish

I went through a nightmare of ordering an expensive door through Lowe's and when it finally arrived it was a Made In China piece of junk. This door is phenomenal in quality, super-easy to install and looks amazing! Made in USA is still the gold standard!

Needed burnished brass color for bathroom and everywhere local was special order. Took a chance on this and it showed up super fast. Looks great in bathroom. Clear shows all water drips on the inside, so would buy the obscure glass next time.

Basco has some fine things going for them.The metal finishes are stunningly beautiful.Their most potential damage is during handling/install; so keep that in mind. Strong when installed but fragile as components.Also see below for when cutting.The instructions are extremely well put together with obvious continuous improvements; keep it up!Excellent folks at Customer Service for top-notch support!Also, parts available (free shipping!) at your local Lowe's or Home Depot; nice.Here goes:The "Basco" sticker on header is crooked...The angled slots for rollers was not cut out clean, so I could not use adjustment option without doing my own metal-filing...After installation, you must forever be gentle opening/closing doors; if you even slightly slam 1, the door can hop off the track and you will have to take it completely apart to re-hang.This caution will apply to time indefinite; so open/close slowly!Install tips:If you are cutting threshold or header with high-speed, protect finished side from splatter; the thin finish will get destroyed. Use masking tape or guards.Tighten every screw by hand!Like the instructions warns, you can destroy some of the components, especially plastic or acrylic.Power-drill side jambs into place, but only if you know what you are doing.Continuous improvement suggestion (in addition to quality issues addressed above):Jamb bumpers should have screwdriver hole to screw through rubber so you can tighten down after it's in place. Presently it's loosely attached and can slide (up) out of place. Then no spacer needed, which is inefficient anyways.Thank you Basco for your fine products; continue continuous improvements!

Easy to install. Arrived fast

The media could not be loaded. I ordered frame glass shower tub doors because of the issue on exploding glass for semi-frameless and frameless. This shower-tub doors arrived quickly. That was the good part. Aside from the fact that the glass panel doors were filthy .....I can bypass that. The installation process was a little bit tedious because to cut extruded alluminum is a real pain, then you have to file it to remove the sharp edges.The worse part was the shower frame I ordered in color Brushed Nickel came in Goldish and the doors in Brush Nickel. I now have a shower with two different colors. At first we thought it was the same color with a slight light variation due to my lightning. But when we put it up (the bathroom is very bright so this is a very noticeble issue) you could see the difference. I did not want to send the doors (frame) back, repacking it and taking it to the Amazon UPS because I also needed to finish the bathroom. It seemed like we were sent two different colors or a variation of the brushed nickel ?? I am very disappointed because this is a US company and the doors were not cheap either so for $334 I do not think it is acceptable. Other the the color variation they look nice in the clear glass version.Please see video.

Great product for the price. I’ve installed several doors over the years and this one is well thought out and easy to install. The safety clip that holds the top track should be required on all sliding doors. Bumpers and stops fit well. Five ⭐️’s!

I bought one from Basco and another from Delta. If you look at the installation manuals, you can tell Basco manual is inferior with minimum detail instructions. For about the same price, I will go for Delta and forget about Basco.

With a little help from a neighbor who had a miter saw, and some ceramic drill bits I bought for the job, this thing assembled pretty nicely. Took me a few hours to put together, but the instructions weren't hard to follow. All turned out better than I expected for it being my first time putting something together like this. I even messed up and secured both outside support beams before putting the top on, so I carefully trimmed the T section sticking up on one side so I could pop the top rail over it without trying to take a side back off. I also had to bend a corner of the aluminum sticking up for the rollers that was bent during shipping, but it seems to have worked out fine (just had to be very careful and slow with my pliers).