American Standard Euro 70-Inch Height Semi-Frameless Sliding Shower Door - AMS-AM00370422

Overall height is 70 inches (1778mm). That is measured from the curb or threshold up, so your tile or surround needs to run at least 70 inches above the curb for the header to land on finished wall. In baths with a dropped soffit or a short tile stop, check that dimension first, since the header on this door is a fixed rounded extrusion and the height is not cut down.

Yes, the Euro door includes a simple out-of-square adjustment, so the wall jambs can be shimmed and set to the actual wall condition while the header and rollers stay level. That is the usual failure point on a retiled alcove or an older building where the studs have moved: without that adjustment the door either binds on the rollers or leaves a tapered gap at one jamb.

1/4 inch safety tempered glass. That is the heavier of the two common sliding-door glazings (many budget bypass doors use 3/16 or thinner), which is why the door runs on smooth glide rollers off a heavy duty rounded header rather than a light stamped track. For property managers replacing a flexing acrylic or thin-glass bypass unit in a rental, this is a step up in feel and durability at the same opening size.

Semi-frameless: the panels are European-styled frameless glass with no vertical or bottom frame on the door edges, but there is a structural header at the top and a bottom track. The pull bars are tubular and pass through the glass rather than clamping a frame edge. So you get the open look of frameless without the cost and wall-blocking of a heavy-hinge frameless swing door.

Pick the sliding Euro door when the bathroom is tight and a swing panel would hit the vanity, toilet, or opposite wall, since both panels bypass inside the 44 to 48 inch opening and nothing projects into the room. A hinged or pivot door is the better choice when you want a single full-width walk-in clearance or a curbless entry. Sliding bypass doors also give you a smaller usable entry than a hinged door of the same opening, because one panel always covers half the width.

Two: Brushed Nickel (MPN AM00370422.006T3) and Silver Shine (MPN AM00370422.213T3). Brushed Nickel is the satin warm-grey tone that matches most current faucet and trim lines; Silver Shine is the bright polished-chrome-look option and is the one to pick when the existing shower valve, supply lines, and towel bars are chrome. Specify by that MPN suffix so the header, track, and pull bars all arrive in the same tone.

The Euro door uses an open bottom track, which is the detail that matters for maintenance. Closed or channeled tracks trap soap scum and standing water at the curb; an open track drains and can be wiped through. For multi-family and hospitality turnovers where housekeeping time per unit is the constraint, that is a real difference from an older enclosed-track bypass unit.