American Standard Prestige 60 x 58-1/2-Inch Height Framed Sliding Tub Door with Clear Glass - AMS-AM00750400

The Prestige framed sliding tub door adjusts to fit openings from 56 to 60 inches (1422 to 1524 mm). Standard alcove tubs are 60 inches, so most replacements land at the top of that range, and the adjustment lets you take up a short or out-of-square opening without cutting glass.

Yes. The Prestige tub door has a built-in out-of-square adjustment in the wall jambs, so you can plumb the door within the opening even when the framing or tile walls lean. Combined with the 56 to 60 inch adjustable range, that covers most older alcoves where the walls are not true.

Overall height is 58-1/2 inches (1486 mm), measured from the tub deck up. That is a tub door, not a shower enclosure, so yes, there is open wall above it to the ceiling or tile line. If you need full height coverage over a tub, you want a tub-to-ceiling enclosure or a shower door instead.

Two: brushed nickel (AM00750400.006) and Silver Shine (AM00750400.213). Both carry the same clear tempered glass and 56 to 60 inch opening range, so the choice is purely matching the trim already in the bathroom. Brushed nickel pairs with satin faucets and towel rings; Silver Shine reads as a bright polished chrome-look frame.

It is safety tempered glass, clear. Tempered is what building code requires for glazing in a bathing enclosure, and clear glass shows the tile behind it rather than hiding it, which matters if you are doing a remodel where the surround is the feature.

This is a framed bypass sliding door: metal header, wall jambs, and a bottom track, with the panels riding on the header. Framed sliders are the straightforward choice for a standard 60 inch alcove tub because the frame absorbs out-of-square walls and nothing swings into the bathroom. A frameless pivot or hinged tub door gives a cleaner look but needs a plumb, solid mounting wall and swing clearance in front of the tub.

The Prestige uses an easy-to-clean bottom track system, which is the usual complaint with framed bypass tub doors, soap scum and grit collecting in the channel. For property managers turning units, that plus the two bracketed towel bars means the door carries its own towel hardware and there is one less thing for a turn crew to mount.

Two bracketed towel bars come with the door, mounted on the glass panels. No separate towel hardware to specify, and the finish matches whichever of the two frame finishes you order.