SKU: 46757379933

Summit 38 in. x 38 in. x 72 in. Center Drain Corner Shower Kit in White with Frameless Door in Chrome

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Summit 38 in. x 38 in. x 72 in. Center Drain Corner Shower Kit in White with Frameless Door in ChromePolystyrene neo angle shower kit including wall, base and door. Glue up walls for easy installation. Perfect for any DIY renovation project. California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS Shower kit includes walls, base and door 3 piece wall featuring 3 shelves and 1 acrylic towel bar Clear glass with Center Silk pattern Pivot door with left or right opening 12 in. drain center Features Item Weight 98 Product Weight (lb.) 98 lb Shower Type Corner Door Type

Polystyrene neo-angle shower kit including wall, base and door. Glue up walls for easy installation. Perfect for any DIY renovation project.
  • California residents
  • Shower kit includes walls, base and door
  • 3-piece wall featuring 3 shelves and 1 acrylic towel bar
  • Clear glass with Center Silk pattern
  • Pivot door with left or right opening
  • 12 in. drain center


Features
Item Weight 98
Product Weight (lb.) 98 lb
Shower Type Corner
Door Type Pivot
Glass Texture Clear
Drain Location Center
Frame/Hardware Finish Family Chrome
Features Shelves,Towel Bar
Number of Shower Pieces 3 Pieces
Glass Finish Clear / Silk
Tub/Shower Shower
Wall Installation Type Glue Up
Included Door Hardware,Frame Hardware
Approximate Length x Width 36 x 36
Installation Type Neo Angle
Number of Finished Sides 2
Shower Kit Type Base/Wall/Door
Returnable 180-Day
Door Handle Type Grip
Handle Finish Chrome
Frame Finish Chrome
Number of Shelves 3
Color/Finish White
Frame Type Framed
Surface Type Smooth
Material Polystyrene
Color Family White
Base Length (in.) 38
Door Height (in.) 71.875
Walk Through Opening Width (in.) 25.5 in.
Wall Width (in.) 38
Walk Through Opening Height (in.) 71
Base Height (in.) 3.875
Door Width (in.) 25.5
Fits Finished Width (in.) 38
Base Width (in.) 38
Wall Height (in.) 76.5
Threshold Height (in.) 3.875
Door Glass Thickness (in.) 11/16"
Manufacturer Warranty 1-Year Limited Warranty
Certifications and Listings No Certifications or Listings

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