American Standard 60 x 76-Inch Height Semi-Frameless Swing Door With Panel - AMS-AM00816400

It covers a rough opening of 56-1/16 to 60 inches (1424 to 1524 mm). The built-in adjustment is up to 3/8 inch (9 mm) for out-of-plumb walls and another 3/8 inch (9 mm) for out-of-level conditions, so an alcove that is slightly off square within that range still works. Measure at the top, middle, and bottom of the opening and size to the narrowest reading.

A threshold width of 1-1/2 inches (38 mm) is required. If your existing curb or pan flange is narrower than that, the bottom track and panel will not land correctly, and you would need a different enclosure or a rebuilt curb. Check the curb before demo, not after.

Within limits. 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. Anything beyond that and the door will not seal or swing correctly, so the walls or curb have to be corrected first.

Overall height is 76 inches (1930 mm), so it leaves clearance under a standard 8-foot ceiling and sits below most tiled walls. Plan the glass height into your tile layout, since the metal supports on the outer edges of the enclosure anchor to the walls over that full 76 inches.

Semi-frameless. Metal support runs along the outer edges of the enclosure where it meets the walls, and the door hangs on a continuous hinge, but there is no center post between the swing door and the inline panel. That gives close to a frameless look while keeping wall-mounted structural support, which is the usual compromise on a multi-family or hospitality remodel where full frameless glass is out of budget scope.

The glass is 1/4 inch (6 mm) clear tempered safety glass, set in a metal frame at the perimeter. That is the lighter of the two common shower glass thicknesses; heavy 3/8 and 1/2 inch glass is used on fully frameless enclosures that carry their own load, whereas this one relies on the wall-mounted metal supports.

Two: Brushed Nickel (AM00816400.006) and Silver Shine (AM00816400.213). Silver Shine is the bright polished look that matches most chrome trim; Brushed Nickel suits satin nickel fixtures. Order by that suffix so the hardware and wall channels match the rest of the bath.

It uses a through-the-glass pull handle, mounted through the tempered panel rather than clamped on. There is no towel-bar style handle on the outside face, so if your spec calls for a towel bar you will need a different enclosure model.

Yes, the glass carries an easy-to-clean coating that helps it stay cleaner longer. For property managers turning units or housekeeping in hospitality, that cuts down on hard-water film buildup between cleanings compared with untreated glass.