32 In. X 32 In. X 75 In. Shower Stall with Standard Base in White

We were a little apprehensive because of the price but we needed to save money. We put this in a tiny house and actually I'm very glad we did because at 32 inches, it is a size that makes you feel less crowded. And it went together like a breeze and we've had it a long time and it has never leaked.

Worst diy project ever. Extremely flimsy. Some holes not drilled right. Had to make an aluminum plate to mount faucet/shower head or would have been all floppy.

Exactly as advertised, even the measurements. It fit perfectly in the space....and works great!

Really floppy to put together. Once together it is self supporting ... but not much more. If you lightly tap the top it wobbles back and forth a inch or so. Connectors seem ok. Joints appear waterproof. The floor is a bit too flat for me as it it hard to wash anything down the drain ... it just keeps swirling.For the same price I could build a solid one out of wood and epoxy, although I'm sure for that price I couldn't make it look as finished. Would not buy another one.Update 4/7/2018: This shower stall has been in constant use in an Aquaponics greenhouse. It is used to wash all manner of things from rafts, to filters, to net poys, etc. A bit surprisingly, it has held up well. I did not bother to reinforce the walls and it is still doing an adequate job. The floor is still quite irritating (too flat), but I'm adding a star for longevity ... and I would likely buy another one for the same use.

Very flimsy putting together. Evan after assempled, I fortified it with 2 X 6 boards around top and sides.

Great for tiny house

Got for a bus to rv conversion. Probably not the best choice. It would be ok if it's built into a wall crevice already in place. Does not self support well.

Perfect for what I needed it for.