48 x 76-Inch Height Semi-Frameless Swing Door With Panel
- Semi-frameless door inline panel with metal support on outer edges of enclosure
- Continuous hinge door for elegant function
- No center post for a more framelss appearance
- Easy-to-clean glass coating helps keep glass cleaner longer
- Through-the-glass pull handle
- Up to 3/8" (9 mm) adjustment allowance for out-of-plumb walls and up to 3/8" (9 mm) adjustment allowance for out-of-level walls
- Made of 1/4" (6 mm) clear, tempered safety glass and metal frame
- Overall height: 76" (1930 mm)
- Required threshold width 1-1/2" (38 mm)
- Fits opening: 44-1/16"-48" (1119-1219 mm)
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Product Group:
- Washroom/Bath
- Product Subgroup:
- Shower Doors
- Product Type:
- Swing Door
- Department:
- Plumbing
American Standard AM00817400.006 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What size rough opening does the American Standard AM00817400 semi-frameless shower door fit?
It fits a finished opening from 44-1/16 inches up to 48 inches (1119-1219 mm). Anything narrower than 44-1/16 inches is out of range for this unit, so measure the opening at the top, middle, and bottom of the curb before ordering. Overall height is 76 inches (1930 mm).
2) My shower walls aren't plumb. How much adjustment does this swing door and panel allow?
The enclosure allows up to 3/8 inch (9 mm) of adjustment for out-of-plumb walls and up to 3/8 inch (9 mm) for out-of-level conditions. That covers typical tile and framing tolerance in a remodel, but if your walls are off by more than 3/8 inch you'll need to correct the wall or plan on a shim/filler approach.
3) Will this American Standard swing door sit on my existing shower curb?
The curb needs a minimum threshold width of 1-1/2 inches (38 mm) to carry this enclosure. Measure the flat top surface of your curb or tub deck. Narrow tiled curbs under 1-1/2 inches will not give the bottom rail a proper bearing surface.
4) I need a shower enclosure for a 60-inch opening. Will this one work?
No. This American Standard swing door and panel is built for openings of 44-1/16 to 48 inches only, and the glass cannot be cut down or extended. For a 60-inch opening you need a 60-inch enclosure, typically a bypass sliding unit or a door-and-panel sized for that width.
5) What does "semi-frameless with panel" mean on this 48-inch shower enclosure?
It's a two-piece configuration: a hinged swing door plus a fixed inline panel, with metal support running only along the outer edges of the enclosure. There is no center post where the door meets the panel, so it reads closer to a frameless look while keeping the structural support of a framed unit at the perimeter. A fully frameless enclosure uses thicker glass and no perimeter metal; a fully framed unit puts metal on all four edges of both panels.
6) How thick is the glass, and is it tempered safety glass?
1/4 inch (6 mm) clear tempered safety glass, set in a metal frame. The glass also carries an easy-to-clean coating that slows water spotting and soap film, which is worth having on a rental or multi-family unit where cleaning frequency is limited.
7) What finishes does the American Standard AM00817400 shower door come in?
Two: Brushed Nickel (AM00817400.006) and Silver Shine (AM00817400.213). Brushed Nickel matches satin nickel trim and faucets; Silver Shine is the bright polished chrome-look option. Pick the one that matches your shower valve and towel bars, since the perimeter metal and the pull handle are both in the selected finish.
8) Does this shower door come with a handle, or do I order that separately?
The pull handle is part of the unit. It's a through-the-glass pull, mounted through a bore in the door leaf, and it comes in the finish you select. No separate handle purchase is needed.
9) Is this a pivot door or a continuous hinge door?
Continuous hinge. The door leaf hangs on a full-length hinge along the wall jamb rather than pivoting on top and bottom pins, which spreads the load of the 1/4 inch tempered glass along the whole edge instead of at two points.
10) Is 76 inches tall enough for a standard 8-foot bathroom, or will there be a gap above the door?
Overall height is 76 inches (1930 mm), which is a standard shower enclosure height. On an 8-foot ceiling with tile running higher, there will be open space above the enclosure by design. That gap is normal and lets steam vent; the unit is not intended to be a ceiling-height glass wall.
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