Does the trick, but some modifications are required during install
925688
No complaints, acts as advertised.

The only comments I have are that the supplied instructions are pretty sparse and you'll need to likely perform some minor alterations during the install.  Not that detailed instructions would be needed by most people, but if you are expecting to be led step by step through the installation process there are some things you'll have to figure out on your own.

The two (connected) issues that were a little unexpected for me were that the supplied low voltage backing plate has bendable sheet metal flaps that can be used to aid mounting in drywall.  Shoot a screw in the front hole and it catches a hole on the flap that has been wrapped around behind the drywall and it then cinches up nicely.  However, when you shoot the drywall screw in, the back of the screw will poke through into the area that your wires will be traveling.  The likelihood of a wire catching on the screw seems low, but it is a pain when you've got your hand up in the hole and fishing around for a cable.  I shortened up the screws to lessen the problem, but it still seems like a bit of a weird design.
3686732
it was easy to install but I had to make some adjustments in order for it to fully work.
2821047
Not a perfect fit , but only took a few minutes to make it fit, works great
1616197
had to make slight modifications but saved me a lot of floor space!
4501715
I found that it was much more difficult to install than anticipated, but once installed, it has worked well so far.
464498
Was tricky to install .. but seems to be a good product
998147
The install instruction need clarity, some valuable details are missing from the instructions
4179930
Installed in about two hours.  Requires at least partial bumper detachment--this was no big deal.  The fasteners are secure enough: practical attachment hardware and decent welds on the receivers.  The threads cut on the receivers could use better alignment, though, especially on the upper pieces where one must drill through the plastic panel to mount--took a few tries to get holes adequately placed and sized to allow for the exotropia of the mounting studs.  Two of the four (outer ones, I think) also came in very close to existing mold buttresses; not a big deal, but altered the install a bit--those attachments could be moved.  The lower center grille, as is, sat too far back--pretty much against the mesh.  When compared to the side/fog-light pieces, it was too recessed.  I wanted a more uniform plane coming off the fogs to the center grill, so I fabricated four spacers roughly 1.5 inches (or so) deep and substituted longer bolts.  The third challenge was that a few of the grille pieces, especially the bottom center, impinged on the bumper and threatened to gouge it.  For ideal mounting, a small number of bars need a little trimming.and touch up.  Needs some polish, but I would recommend the product
720992
Takes some bending and modification to work with "u" shaped handles.
3197390
works but you really have to play around with it to get it fit properly
1841033
Does the trick; it's a little sloppier fitting then the OEM version but at this price, who can possibly complain
585945
Quite difficult to install, but once in place is a good product.
2096114
Fairly easy install, except the directions had 2 inserted addendums, which caused a problem. As I had the whole thing installed and 2 of the fingers would not latch. Thats when I discovered the addendums, and the shims. Which corrected the gap. Some of the weather strip pieces (3) had come off in the shipping box, and would not re-stick. So off to Home Depot for weather striping.
1974126
Works as designed - a little bit tight at the connections, but that means it won't come out easily
946391
Worked well, but some modification is required if running a 6 1/2" round speaker, but very minor.  the 5 tabs (3 small, 2 big), on the inside of the circle need to be removed.
390884
The price was really a premium for this drain - roughly 4x the cost of a "standard" drain, but it worked and allowed replacing a leaking Oatey drain without tearing the house apart - so that trumps the expense.

While installation was a "snap" - removing the old Oatey drain wasn't quite as simple as shown in the video and instruction sheet. I ended up having to make an opening in the old drain so I could cut the retaining nut off the drain assembly and get the old drain out.  Be prepared for a bit of frustration in doing this if you have the Oatey drain like I had (their standard plastic model.)

Installation of the new drain assembly was very simple, once I broke the "ears" free from the threads on the screws. It appears the manufacturer used a locking compound on the threads to make certain the ears would extend. Unfortunately I'm guessing they ran out of Blue (medium strength - #242) Loctite, and found they had some Red (permanent locking strength) laying around so they used that instead. It was quite difficult to break the thread free enough to actually allow tightening it, and I'm glad I did this before trying to install it.  Hint to Lasco: You may want to check the thread locker you're using.. it's MUCH too strong.

Other then that, and some noise now when I move around in the shower (I suspect caused by the O ring sliding/moving a bit on the PVC drain pipe), it works fine and looks fine.  Sure beat pulling a ceiling down to get at the bottom of the shower pan.
3666261
not the easiest to install, but for the price you can't complain, reccomended for practice before you install anything more expensive