American Standard 60 x 72-Inch Height Frameless Shower Door With Panel - AMS-AM00812400

It fits a finished opening of 58-1/16 to 59-9/16 inches (1475 to 1513 mm). That range comes from up to 1-1/2 inches (38 mm) of built-in adjustment, so walls that are slightly out of square can still be accommodated. Measure at the top, middle, and bottom of the opening and use the smallest reading; if any measurement falls outside that window, this 60-inch door and panel set is not the right size.

The curb or threshold has to be at least 2-1/2 inches (64 mm) wide to take this door and inline panel. Narrow tiled curbs common on older residential showers often come in under that, so check the finished width of the curb, not the rough framing, before ordering.

It is a hinged swing door with a fixed inline panel beside it, not a bypass slider. That means you need swing clearance in front of the shower, so measure against the vanity, toilet, or door swing in the room. If the bathroom is tight, a sliding or bypass enclosure is the better call for the same opening width.

Overall height is 72 inches (1829 mm) measured from the top of the threshold. Sitting on a standard curb in an 8-foot bathroom, that leaves open space above the glass, which is normal for a hinged frameless enclosure and is what lets steam vent. There is no header bar to extend the height.

The glass is 3/8 inch (10 mm) clear tempered safety glass, with anodized aluminum hardware. Three-eighths is the heavier of the two common frameless thicknesses, so the door hangs stiff and does not flex when swung, and it puts real load on the hinge wall. Hinges land on the fixed panel or wall jamb, so a tiled wall with solid blocking behind it is what you want.

Two: Brushed Nickel (AM00812400.006) and Silver Shine (AM00812400.213). Silver Shine reads as a bright polished chrome-look finish, Brushed Nickel as a warmer satin. For multi-unit work where you are matching existing trim across bathrooms, order by that suffix, not by the base number.

An 8 inch (203 mm) C-pull handle is part of the door, so nothing extra to source. The handle finish follows whichever finish you order, Brushed Nickel or Silver Shine.

Yes, the glass carries an easy-to-clean coating that slows down water spotting and soap film buildup. For property managers turning units, that cuts how often housekeeping has to squeegee and scrub, but it does not replace routine cleaning, and abrasive pads or ammonia-based cleaners will wear the coating off.