American Standard 30 x 76-Inch Height Frameless Shower Screen - AMS-AM00830400

The 30-inch wide panel is recommended for a 60-inch (1524 mm) opening. That leaves roughly half the opening clear as a walk-in entry, which is how a stationary screen is meant to work. If your opening is substantially narrower or wider than 60 inches, the proportions won't come out right and you're better off with a different width panel or a full door.

Yes, it mounts on a threshold, and the required threshold width is 1 inch (25 mm). The panel sits in a bottom U-channel on that curb, so if your tile curb is narrower than 1 inch the channel won't have a proper bearing surface. Confirm the finished curb width after tile, not the rough framing.

Fixed. It's a stationary screen, so there's no hinge, no door, and no hardware to adjust or align. You walk around it into the open side of the opening. If you need the enclosure closed off completely, a hinged or sliding door assembly is the wrong-product alternative, not this panel.

It's held by a bottom U-channel that runs along the threshold and a metal glass clamp at the top. The U-channel carries the panel's weight at the curb and the top clamp ties the glass back so it can't flex. There's no perimeter frame around the glass, which is what gives it the frameless look.

3/8 inch (9 mm) clear tempered safety glass, with anodized aluminum hardware. 3/8 inch is the heavy-glass thickness used for frameless work, which is why the panel can stand on a U-channel and a single top clamp without a surrounding frame.

Overall height is 76 inches (1930 mm), measured from the threshold up. That's taller than a standard 72-inch panel and covers the spray zone on a typical shower head height. Check your ceiling and any soffit or sloped area above the curb before ordering, since the panel needs the full 76 inches of clear vertical run plus room to set the top clamp.

The screen is listed for shower and tub applications, so it works as a tub screen as well as a walk-in shower panel. On a tub, the 1-inch threshold requirement applies to the tub deck the U-channel lands on, and you still need the full 76 inches of height above it.

One finish: Silver Shine, on anodized aluminum hardware, ordered as AM00830400.213. If you're matching other openings in a building, that anodized silver reads closest to brushed nickel and polished chrome trim rather than a black or bronze package.

It ships with an easy-to-clean glass coating already applied, so the panel resists mineral buildup and stays clearer between cleanings. For a property manager running turns across a lot of units, that's the difference between wiping a panel down and scrubbing hard-water etch off untreated glass.