We ordered and installed the one from Home Depot by Kohler It was extremely reasonable. It has been up now 3 years and looks great. It was for my mom for her tub/shower area. She wipes the glass & metal down after each shower so It looks like brand new. The quality is very good and the rollers work really well. It was cheaper to order it and have it shipped to the house.

Now after reading someone else's post about cleaning the glass doors I'm waffling AGAIN on this issue. DH takes most of the showers so he would have to do the cleaning and I just can't see it happening - though he says he will do it as he does it at anyone else's house who has glass doors and squeegee. I'm thinking I might just start with a curtain and try it. I can leave it hanging in the middle - not by the door or the splatter area. As long as I use a tension rod I can always just go with glass doors later if the curtain doesn't work out.

We have the Kohler Senza doors (K-704310-D3) for our steam shower; they install the same as yours (except for the transom and extra gasketing for the steam application). What your describing sounds like an installation problem that I struggled with as a DIYer until I realized what was happening. Look in the installation instructions, specifically on the top of page 10. The door height needs to be adjusted (via the top rollers) to vertically center as well as you can the bottom 'connector' protrusions in the frame channels. If the doors are set too high, the connector will always be pulling down on the door frame, causing binding and over time probably would pull the frame off the door glass. I found the final door adjustment to be a balancing act between keeping the bottom connector assemblies out of a bind and getting a good visual alignment so the doors didn't appear cocked and out of plumb/level. It will just takes some patience and skill on the part of the installer. Glad that Kohler is taking care of you. Here is a link that might be useful: Kohler Senza installation .pdf

We are remodeling two bathrooms in a condo and replacing bathtubs with step in showers. We love the look of the Basco Rotolo semi-frameless dual bypass glass sliding doors shower enclosure. However, we want to see how the sliding doors for this enclosure appear and how they feel before placing the order. We visited or called every dealer in our Tri-state area but not one has the doors on display because they are a new 2018 model. Has anyone actually seen these doors on display or actually installed them? I am willing to travel to see them in person. Please see https://bascoshowerdoor.com/products/rtlh-905