Which is better for a small bathroom?

The ANZZI Romance. Its 34-inch width and reversible swing fit tight alcoves, and the 15-7/8 inch door opening keeps the swing arc small. The Forclover needs a 40-inch opening.

Is the Forclover worth the extra money?

If you have a 40-inch opening and want thick 10 mm frameless glass with a gold finish, yes. If your opening is 34 inches, the Forclover will not fit at any price, so the ANZZI is the only option of the two.

Which has thicker glass?

The Forclover, at 10 mm (about 3/8 inch). The ANZZI uses 1/4 inch glass, which is standard for semi-frameless doors but flexes more.

The ANZZI carries a limited lifetime warranty, which is the stronger durability signal on paper. The Forclover's thicker glass is less likely to flex or chip, but no warranty term is stated in its listing.

Can the ANZZI door open either way?

Yes. The ANZZI Romance has a reversible opening direction, so it can swing left or right. The Forclover is listed only as a swing door without a stated reversible option.

Which is easier to install?

The ANZZI. At 57 lbs with a semi-frameless aluminum frame, it is lighter and more forgiving. The Forclover's 10 mm glass is heavier and needs solid stud framing.

Forclover Brushed Gold Frameless Shower Door vs ANZZI Romance Swinging Shower Door

Buy the ANZZI Romance if you want a standard 34-inch shower opening and want to spend about half as much: $249.99 at The Home Depot as of November 7, 2026, versus $525.11 at Lowe's for the Forclover as of November 7, 2026. Buy the Forclover if you have a 40-inch opening and want thick 10 mm (about 3/8 inch) frameless glass with a brushed gold finish. The Forclover is the more substantial door; the ANZZI is the better value for a typical alcove.

Today the ANZZI Romance Swinging Shower Door costs $275.12 less at its best price.

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