Vera 60"–64"×76" Shower Door Kit — Brushed Nickel

Yes — sliding kits like Vera are among the easier DIY shower door types because the track does most of the alignment work. Plan 3 to 4 hours with basic tools. The hardest single step is leveling the top track; once that's right, the rollers and panels go in quickly.

A 4-foot level, tape measure, pencil, electric drill (with carbide masonry bit if mounting to tile), Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, silicone caulk gun, painter's tape, rubber mallet, and a helper for the glass-setting step. Anchors, screws, seals, and Brushed Nickel hardware are all in the kit. You supply 100% silicone (kitchen/bath grade).

First-time installers average 3 to 4 hours from unboxing to first water test. The longest single step is leveling and securing the top track — about 45 minutes if your wall is plumb, longer if you need to shim. No showering for 24 hours after install while silicone cures.

Yes — tile is the most common install scenario. Anchor through tile into wall studs or solid blocking using carbide-tipped drill bits on low speed. Confirm there's stud or blocking at hinge/bracket locations before drilling. Wavy tile or out-of-plumb walls add 30 to 60 minutes but require no tile work on your end.

The 60"×76" kit is sized for openings within typical wall variation. Matches catalog-listed siblings in this SKU size, this SKU fits wall openings from 56" to 60". Measure your opening width at three heights (top, middle, bottom) and use the smallest value — a 1/4" variation top to bottom is common. Pick a kit whose adjustable range covers your smallest measurement.

Vera kits cover specific in-stock sizes only — they don't offer custom fabrication. If your opening is between sizes, check our other models (Metro, Eclipse, Solo, or Prima) which support advanced customization for any opening within a wider range.

Brushed Nickel is the most popular bathroom hardware finish — it pairs well with most warm-tone fixtures, light woods, and matte tile. The Brushed Nickel on the Vera kit comes color-matched across hinges, handle, seals, and visible track. It hides water spots and fingerprints better than chrome.

Vera is designed as the value sliding option — 1/4-inch tempered safety glass keeps weight down for easier DIY install and reduces the price 15-20% vs 3/8-inch models like Metro and Eclipse. The 1/4-inch is still tempered to safety standards; it's just lighter and slightly less substantial-feeling.

Metro and Eclipse use 3/8-inch glass; Vera uses 1/4-inch. Identical Brushed Nickel hardware options and sliding-roller mechanism, similar size range. Vera is ~15-20% less expensive and feels lighter. Pick Vera for a guest bath or budget remodel; pick Metro/Eclipse for a master bath where you want the heavier-glass feel.

DIY-installed Vera kits include a 1-year warranty on glass, hardware, seals, and Brushed Nickel finish. Covers manufacturing defects and finish degradation under normal use. Doesn't cover damage from improper install (over-tightened hardware, wrong anchor type) — call our DIY support line if you have questions before drilling.

In-stock kits ship within 2 business days. Standard ground freight runs 3 to 5 business days within the lower 48. Total door-to-door is typically 1 to 2 weeks.

The Vera ships in 2 boxes — one foam-padded crate for the glass panels (~85 lbs total) and one for Brushed Nickel hardware. The longer box is roughly 78×8×4 inches and fits through a standard door.

Inspect the boxes at delivery. If you see crushed corners or visible damage, photograph and refuse the delivery — we replace the kit at no charge. If you discover damage after opening, contact us within 48 hours of delivery.

Yes — standard ground shipping to all 48 contiguous states is $300 flat per enclosure. Free pickup also available at our U.S. warehouses, or $95 local delivery within 30 miles of either warehouse. Alaska and Hawaii are available with a freight surcharge; contact us for a quote.

Clear is the standard glass at the listed price. HD Low-Iron, Gray, Bronze, Rain, and Frosted glass each carry different upcharges depending on size. Selecting a glass type updates the price live at checkout.

DIY saves roughly $400 to $700 on the total project versus our professional install option for Vera. You're trading 2 to 4 hours of your time for that savings. Pro install includes measurement, fabrication, and labor with a 3-year warranty; DIY is hardware-warranty only.

Yes — for orders over 5 kits, contact us for trade pricing. We also offer Pro accounts for contractors and bulk-purchase customers.

Hardware is replaceable — call us within 1 year(s) of purchase under the DIY warranty. Glass damage during install isn't covered; always use the suction-cup glass handler if included or have a helper for the glass-setting step.

DIY is 1-year hardware. Professionally installed by Dulles Glass is 3-year hardware AND labor. The DIY trade-off: you save the install cost in exchange for a shorter warranty window and no labor coverage.

A step-by-step install video is referenced on the printed instructions (QR code) and on our YouTube channel. The Vera walkthrough runs about 15 to 20 minutes for the full install.

Yes — live phone, text, and video support 8am–8pm ET, 7 days a week. Best to call before drilling permanent holes if anything is unclear.

Most install steps are reversible. The U-channel can be re-anchored (filling old screw holes with caulk). Hinges and brackets can be re-mounted. The only step that's permanent is drilling — measure twice before drilling.