American Standard 48 x 76-Inch Height Semi-Frameless Top-Roller Sliding Shower Door - AMS-AM00810400

The curb has to give you a 2-3/4 inch (70 mm) wide flat bearing surface for the bottom track. A narrower tiled curb, or a rounded/sloped-top curb without that much flat width, is the most common reason this door gets returned. Check the curb before you check anything else.

There is built-in adjustment with the door hanging: 5/16 inch (8 mm) to correct out-of-plumb walls and 3/16 inch (5 mm) for level. That covers typical tile and stud variation in a remodel, but if your walls are out more than 5/16 inch across the 76 inch height, you'll need to shim or correct the wall first.

Two: Brushed Nickel (AM00810400.006) and Silver Shine (AM00810400.213). Silver Shine is the polished bright option and generally matches chrome trim; brushed nickel matches satin nickel valves and towel bars. For a multi-unit job where you're standardizing, order the same suffix across all the bathrooms so headers and towel bars match.

3/8 inch (9 mm) clear tempered safety glass, with anodized aluminum hardware. That is heavy-gauge glass by shower door standards, which is why it rides on a top roller header rather than a full perimeter frame. Plan on two people to set it.

Semi-frameless means there is a metal header carrying the rollers and framing at the edges, but the glass panels themselves have no surrounding frame on all four sides. You get the open look of frameless glass with the simpler install and adjustability of a tracked slider. A fully framed door hides more of the glass edge and is more forgiving of out-of-square openings; a true frameless hinged door needs a plumb, structurally solid wall to anchor to and has no top track at all.

For a tight bathroom, yes. A slider runs on its own track and never swings into the room, so you don't have to keep clear floor space in front of the shower the way a pivot or hinged door demands. This one covers a 44 to 48 inch opening and gives you a walk-through on either side as the panel slides.

Overall height is 76 inches (1930 mm), so you need at least that much clear height from the top of the threshold to whatever is above the opening, plus clearance to lift the panels onto the header during install. Under a standard 8 foot ceiling that's not an issue; watch for soffits, bulkheads, or a low tile band over the opening.

Yes, an exterior towel bar with a curved profile is part of the door, mounted on the outside face of the sliding panel. It doubles as the pull handle from the outside, so you're not ordering separate hardware for that.

There is an easy-to-clean glass coating on this door that helps keep the glass cleaner between cleanings. It's clear, full-view glass, so for a rental or a hotel bath where housekeeping time matters, that coating is the practical reason to pick this over uncoated clear glass.