American Standard 36 x 76-Inch Height Semi-Frameless Swing Door - AMS-AM00819400

It fits a finished opening of 35-1/16 to 36 inches (891 to 914 mm), with an overall height of 76 inches (1930 mm). That range exists because the door has up to 3/8 inch (9 mm) of adjustment for out-of-plumb walls and another 3/8 inch for out-of-level conditions, so a slightly tight or slightly racked opening can still be dialed in. Measure at the top, middle and bottom of the opening and use the narrowest reading.

The curb has to give you a 2 inch (51 mm) wide bearing surface. That is the required threshold width for this 36 x 76 inch semi-frameless swing door, and the bottom metal support sits on it. A narrower curb, a rolled-edge tile nose, or a tub deck without a flat 2 inch run will not carry the bottom rail properly. Check the curb before you order, not after the tile is set.

Outward swing only. This is a semi-frameless outward swing door on a continuous hinge, so you need clear floor space in front of the opening for the door leaf to open away from the shower. In a tight powder room or where a vanity or toilet sits close to the curb, a sliding or bypass enclosure is the better call.

It has some tolerance built in: up to 3/8 inch (9 mm) of adjustment for out-of-plumb walls and up to 3/8 inch for out-of-level conditions. That covers most tiled remodels where the wall drifts over the 76 inch height. Beyond 3/8 inch of deviation you are outside what the jamb can take up, and you are looking at shimming the wall or a custom enclosure instead.

Semi-frameless. The AM00819400 carries metal support on the side and bottom edges, with the top and the swing edge left open. That construction keeps the glass braced and gives a defined mounting surface on the wall jamb and the curb, which is why it tolerates walls that are out of plumb. A true frameless door has no perimeter metal and generally demands a much truer opening.

Two: Brushed Nickel (AM00819400.006) and Silver Shine (AM00819400.213). Silver Shine is the bright polished look that pairs with chrome valve trim and hinges; Brushed Nickel is the satin option. For a multi-unit or hotel job where the shower trim is already set, match the enclosure to the valve trim rather than the faucet in the vanity.

A through-the-glass pull handle is part of the door. That is a single pull mounted through a bored hole in the tempered panel, so it is factory prepped and you are not drilling glass on site. What the description covers is the pull handle, the continuous hinge, and the side and bottom metal supports.

Yes, it carries an easy-to-clean glass coating that helps keep the glass cleaner longer. For property managers and hotel housekeeping that matters more than the spec sheet suggests: treated glass sheds hard-water film instead of holding it, so turnover cleaning stays a wipe rather than a scrub with acid cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads and ammonia-heavy cleaners, which shorten the life of any coating.