- Does this door fit a 60-inch alcove opening?
- The listed width is 60.6 inches, so it is meant for openings close to that figure. Measure your finished opening, not the rough stud space, before ordering. Frameless sliders leave little tolerance for error.
- Is the glass tempered and safe?
- Shower doors of this type use tempered safety glass, which breaks into small pieces rather than shards. Confirm the glass thickness on the listing, since thicker glass feels sturdier but weighs more.
- How hard is it to install?
- Plan on two people. The glass panels are heavy, the track must be level and anchored into solid framing, and the rollers need adjusting so the door glides without rubbing.
- Will the brass finish rust?
- The hardware is stainless steel with a brass finish, which resists rust better than plain steel. Wipe it dry after use and avoid abrasive cleaners to keep the finish intact.
- How do I keep the glass clear?
- Use a squeegee after each shower and a mild glass cleaner weekly. Avoid harsh acids on the brass hardware, and clean the track so soap scum does not build up.
- Does it come with the handle and hardware?
- Sliding frameless doors typically ship with the track, rollers, handle and mounting hardware. Check the box contents on the listing, since some sellers omit the handle or seal strips.
- Where is the Boyel Living Sliding Frameless Glass Shower Door 60.6 in W x 76 in H cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $959.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Boyel Living Sliding Frameless Glass Shower Door 60.6 in W x 76 in H?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Lowe's, The Home Depot.