Customer Reviews for KOHLER Fluence 35-1/4 in. x 65-1/2 in. Semi-Framed Pivot Shower Door in Silver with Handle

The door looks beautiful. I was concerned about the glass being too thin but it's fine. The installation took about 90 minutes all together, and can be done mostly alone...until the door goes in -- that absolutely requires two people. Still, it went better than I thought and if I can install it (a girl), anyone can! My only advice: INSPECT all the part closely! My door had a little chip in the glass.

I read several reviews before purchasing and noted that there were several complaints about the screws that hold the glass frame in place. Before I had two screws in place, the head stripped out with the allen wrench provided. Instead of wasting time, I went and purchased replacement screws which worked great. I would rather have paid an extra $1 for the door and had screws that worked and not had to run out and buy replacement screws during installation. All other parts were good and instructions were good. Door looks great installed!

This door is made with excellent quality and is simple to install. It is replacing a cheap shower door that I could not stop a leak on....Never by a cheap shower door is the lesson learned. Kohler is not cheap but still hundreds less than a glass shop. The door has been great. Will likely use Kohler for life, great products and great support. Oh and super fast delivery from the Depot.

Contrary to the previous two opinions, I found this door a value for the money. Arrived nearly perfect. Once the instructions were understood, installs quite easily, looks great and operates smoothly. Had no trouble with the provided installation hardware. Only item I'd change would be the handle, to something more stylish and easy to grasp, which we still may do.

this door looks pretty nice overall but the glass on mine had a small chip in the upper corner and a small notch by the handle. The hardware that comes with it is absolute junk. Everyone of the hex screws for the adjustible clamps stripped out before they were anywhere near tight. Installation wouldn't have been bad if the hardware was not junk. If you get this door use different screws. compared to a $500 door it is probly still worth the money. Next time I will use my own srews.

+ Was $200 less than an apparently ODM-ed identical competitor, that is a plus + Easy to adjust to the width of your door, and to the plumb-ness of the wall - The roller-stops are visible from the front which, while not too noticable, is kind of bushleague - One hole for the roller stops was machined into the edge, Kohler to send a new one is coming but 7 days after target completion date - There is a threshold piece which again is less elegant. - If you can't visualize 1/4" glass, it is pretty thin. This product is nothing like a thick glass door that you'd pay $1000+ or that you'd see in a nice hotel. I got what I paid for: a decent inexpensive solution that is one step classier than a cheap framed model.