Overall very pleased with the purchase.

The unit was delivered on an oversized pallet in a cardboard enclosure. While there were some tears and holes through the box, fortunately enough, the contents were undamaged.

As can be seen from the product picture, the enclosure is comprised of 3 large panels (approx. 100 lbs. each). These form the fixed end, the fixed front panel (with rail), and the door. A small panel (6 inches wide) is also attached at the exterior corner, and completes the frame for the door.

All of the panels sit on the floor. Where the panels meet the wall, sturdy L shaped brackets attach to the glass, and can be screwed to the wall. The holes in the glass are slightly oval, which allows for some adjustment in case the wall is not perfectly level. That being said, the ability to adjust is fairly limited. If you've got more than a 5/8" difference from top to bottom, you may find installation problematic.

The fixed front panel with the door is attached at the top with a stainless steel rod. At the wall side, a socket is screwed into the wall. The end of the rod fits into this socket, and is set with a screw. Because of this arrangement, the rod can be positioned approximately + - 3/4" depending on your needs. In my case, my wall was slightly out of plum, so having the ability to "lengthen" this rod by 1/2" was extremely helpful.

The door hangs on the rod. The rollers appear to be well made. They fit snugly through the glass door, but are cleverly designed in that this 'center point' is slightly offset. By rotating the entire wheel (not the exterior), its overall positioning can be raised or lowered about 1/2". Once again, this allows for small corrections if your framing isn't perfect.

Having had no prior experience installing shower enclosures, I was concerned that installation was going to be a challenge. I was pleasantly surprised however, to find that it was not particularly difficult. The overall installation took about 4 hours. My wife assisted in stabilizing the glass at a few points, but the design of the product & installation process is such that a single person should be able to install the enclosure by themselves.
In looking at the questions that have been asked & answered so far, I can confirm that the unit is reversible in the sense that it can installed in a right or left corner. The door opening (in relation to the fixed end panel) however, cannot be moved. In other words, the door will always be at the end of the enclosure (not under the shower head). I was concerned that this would be problematic, but there is plenty of room to reach the faucet handle without being sprayed.

Two final thoughts:

While some small adjustments are possible, it is well worthwhile to do your best to frame the enclosure to near perfection. I had the drywall off 3 times to adjust the underlying studs, and when installing the glass, I was happy I'd taken the time. An "˜out of plum wall' will cause problems, and will be visible after the enclosure is installed.

Be careful to note, that although the name of the product "Vigo Winslow 36" x 60"", the actual installed measurements are slightly smaller (as mentioned in the detailed description.) I didn't notice this until after I'd purchase the unit, but fortunately before I'd built the shower base.

Looks really beautiful after install and it was a perfect size door.

This looks and functions amazingly. It was fairly easy to install and we were very happy with the finished product. On a side note this is the same brand my local Lowes carries but at a much lower cost. There was a minor issue with shipping but both Vigo and Amazons customer service was superb!

This is my 2nd vigo shower. They are well built, heavy duty and a great value for the money

The enclosure is well made and overall we are very happy with it. I would however love to have a redo on the installation , cause the directions suck, they basically over complicate the process...