34"X72"

quite easy to assembly, glass is nice and thick enough. look very nice in my bathroom should last a good while

Me gustó mucho esta compra, mi baño se ve ahora muy moderno. Solamente deben tener en cuenta que el agua se sale un poco pero es muy facil de solucionar colocando una toalla que despues se va a secar.

The order arrived quicker than projected. The price was fantastic. My husband and I are in our 70’s and were able to easily follow the instructions, both the written one that came in the box and a well produced video on the Amazon page. You do need to purchase clear silicone to put it together and seal it in place when you install it. You also need a large area to put it together and let it sit for 24 hours. We were lucky enough to have a huge table in our garage to work on. It would be difficult to put together on the floor.The hardest part was drilling the holes in the tiles. We started with a tungsten carbide tip, and then switched to a diamond bit. It is heavy so we enlisted help from my brother to move it to the bathroom and slide it into the grove. We also used a lot of silicone to seal it well.

Cant put product together. All holes are aligned everything is screwed in and the frame can easily be pulled off with a hand. Definitely dont buy this

I do love the look.*Note: It takes two days to assemble and install this. You have to assemble the screen on day one, let it dry for 24-hours. On day two you can install it, then you need to let it dry another 24-hours. We did this in the evening a few hours after showering (needs to be dry) and then we were able to shower again the next evening. So, there is a downside if you only have one bathroom. You will need to map out your plan of attack.It wasn't EASY to install but it wasn't extremely difficult either. Assembling definitely takes two people. I suppose Macgyver could make it work but you are risking the possibility of breaking the glass. However, my husband did most of the instillation on his own. You will need a masonry bit if you are installing this to tile. Just for reference the base of our shower is a pan.One issue... It is not flawless. There is a small gap in the very center with the panels meet. I did provide a picture. Look at the very center and you will see it. It bothers me when I pay attention to it, but since discovering it on install, I haven't looked closely again, and it hasn't been a huge issue for me personally. On an OCD scale of 1-10, I am a 10 if it's something I can fix. I am a 6 if it's something I can't.Enjoy!

It’s functional and stylish! But it is not a good idea to try to support yourself with it or catch a fall with it.It’s worth the inexpensive price but you get what you pay for, so if you want a sturdier glass wall then you might need to spend twice as much to get one. At least that was the conclusion I came to when searching!Also FYI I only found one place that mentioned you could anchor it to the ceiling rather than to the wall running parallel to it.In case you are not wanting to duck underneath the support bar or are super tall like my husband (6’4”) then you can anchor it to the ceiling like I did.Putting it together was rather easy but like many others said, you’ll need 2 people once you are like halfway through assembling it.The support arm is adjustable and makes for a really flexible/versatile shower wall that I could imagine would fit in a lot of different spaces!

Great if you are on a budget for your bathroom. It is a hassel to put together just because of the size and how heavy it is. But it's definitely worth it!

We ended up putting it horizontal, and looks great. We did have to put a massive amount of silicone on the bottom since it only came with two brackets to hold it, in the end, it looks great