American Standard Euro 65-1/2-Inch Height Semi-Frameless Sliding Shower Door - AMS-AM00394400

Overall height is 65-1/2 inches (1664 mm). That is a bypass door for a standard tub or shower alcove rather than a full-height enclosure, so you need tiled or finished wall on both jambs to at least that height for the side tracks to land on. Anything above 65-1/2 inches is open.

Two: Brushed Nickel (MPN AM00394400.006T3) and Silver Shine (MPN AM00394400.213T3). Silver Shine is the bright polished-look hardware that matches chrome trim; brushed nickel is the satin option. If you are standardizing bathrooms across a building, order by the full MPN so the header and jamb finish matches the tub filler and trim already installed.

A semi-frameless slider like the Euro keeps metal only at the header and jambs, with the glass edges exposed on the door panels. The open bottom track is the practical difference for a property manager: no enclosed lower channel to trap soap scum, so turnover cleaning is faster. A fully framed bypass door surrounds every glass edge in aluminum, which is more forgiving on cheap out-of-square framing but gives you more crevices to scrub.

The Euro door is built for that. It has simple out-of-square adjustment at the jambs and smooth glide rollers riding the header, so minor wall variation within the 56 to 60 inch opening range gets taken up during install without binding the panels. This is a common issue in older multi-family units where the tub surround has settled.

It is a sliding bypass door, two panels on rollers running in a header track. Nothing swings out into the room, so it works in tight bathrooms where a hinged door would hit a vanity or toilet. The tradeoff is the usual bypass one: you only ever get access to half the opening at a time, and there is a fixed center overlap.