KPUY Semi-Frameless Pivot Shower Door, 1/4" Tempered Glass, Brushed Nickel – 36–42" & 42–48" W x 72" H

The semi-frameless style works well in our bathroom and the brushed nickel hardware has a nice muted finish. We chose the 42–48" W x 72" H version.

Our 36–42" W x 72" H setup took longer than I planned because I kept checking the level and spacing. I'm glad I did though, because the final result looks great.

We needed the 42–48" W x 72" H version and it adjusted to our opening without any cutting. The door feels smooth and stable in daily use.

Brushed nickel was a good match for our bathroom. It has enough contrast to look intentional but doesn't draw all the attention. We installed the 36–42" W x 72" H size.

The finished 42–48" W x 72" H door looks very good and feels sturdy. A little more detail in a couple of the installation steps would have helped.

The outside bar looks like part of the design rather than an add-on, and it's convenient for a light towel. Ours is the 36–42" W x 72" H model.

We went with 42–48" W x 72" H because our opening was just over 42 inches. The adjustable rail gave us plenty of flexibility and the finished fit looks clean.

I didn't want anything too decorative. The brushed nickel frame and clear glass are simple, and our 36–42" W x 72" H shower looks much more updated now.

We had to make a few small adjustments before the 36–42" W x 72" H door sat exactly how we wanted it. Since then it has worked well.

Nothing overly complicated about the design, which I like. The door opens smoothly, the handle is easy to grab, and the 42–48" W x 72" H size worked well for our space.

We replaced an older framed enclosure with this and the difference is noticeable. The 36–42" W x 72" H model gives the shower a much cleaner appearance.

Everything feels sturdy after installation and the door doesn't feel loose when opening. We have the 42–48" W x 72" H size. Took off one star mainly for the time needed to install it.

The glass has been pretty straightforward to keep clean with a quick wipe after showers. We installed the 36–42" W x 72" H door.

The brushed nickel blends nicely with our other fixtures and doesn't overpower the tile. We needed the larger 42–48" W x 72" H size.

We took our time with the install and the end result looks surprisingly professional. Ours is the 36–42" W x 72" H version in brushed nickel.

The 36–42" W x 72" H door went in without any major issues. Aligning the seals took a little extra time, but it has done a good job keeping splash inside the shower.

One thing I appreciated was not having to cut down a long metal rail. We used the adjustable 42–48" W x 72" H version and were able to get a good fit.

We considered matte black but brushed nickel made more sense with the rest of our fixtures. The 36–42" W x 72" H model looks very clean in person.

We installed the 42–48" W x 72" H size. The adjustable design helps, but you still want to measure several times before drilling. The finished result is very good.

The handle and pivot hardware have a nice solid feel. Our opening used the 36–42" W x 72" H version and everything feels secure.

I didn't realize how much the old shower curtain closed off the room until we installed this. The clear glass on the 42–48" W x 72" H door makes the whole space feel brighter.

The glass on our 36–42" W x 72" H door feels reassuringly solid, although that also means it's easier to install with two people. Once installed it looks very nice.

Our opening wasn't perfectly standard, which is common in an older house. The 36–42" W x 72" H adjustable range made this much easier than a fixed-size enclosure.

After everything was adjusted, the pivot action felt smooth and natural. We're using the 42–48" W x 72" H model.

We have mostly white tile and the brushed nickel adds just enough contrast without being as bold as black. The 36–42" W x 72" H size worked for our shower.

The 42–48" W x 72" H door looks good and feels stable. I wouldn't call the installation difficult, but it definitely isn't something I'd rush through.

Our walls weren't exactly where the original measurements suggested they would be. The adjustable 36–42" W x 72" H setup gave us enough flexibility to make it work.

The brushed nickel looks understated rather than flashy, which works well in our bathroom. Our door is the 42–48" W x 72" H model.

I like that there's enough framing to feel sturdy without covering up too much of the glass. We installed the 36–42" W x 72" H version.

This finish matched our existing fixtures almost perfectly. The shower opening was in the 42–48" range and the adjustment gave us a clean fit.

The brushed nickel finish is attractive and doesn't stand out too much. We chose 36–42" W x 72" H. My only complaint is that installation took us most of an afternoon.