American Standard Prestige 60 x 71-1/2-Inch Height Framed Sliding Shower Door with Clear Glass - AMS-AM00790400

The Prestige framed sliding door covers finished openings from 56 to 60 inches (1422 to 1524 mm). It has a built-in out-of-square adjustment, so a wall that is off plumb across that range can be taken up in the jambs rather than shimmed. If your alcove measures under 56 inches or over 60, this is the wrong width, measure at the top, middle and bottom of the opening and use the smallest reading.

Overall height is 71-1/2 inches (1816 mm), measured from the top of the curb or tub deck where the bottom track sits. Check your tile height above the curb before ordering, you need at least that much finished wall to land the top rail and side jambs on.

Two: Brushed Nickel (AM00790400.006) and Silver Shine (AM00790400.213). Silver Shine is the bright polished look that matches chrome trim, brushed nickel is the satin option. For a multi-unit job where you are matching existing tub fillers and shower trim across bathrooms, pick the one that already runs in the building, the glass is clear on both.

Yes, the Prestige sliding door uses safety tempered glass, clear rather than frosted or patterned. That is the norm for residential and hospitality bath glazing and it is what an inspector looks for on a tub enclosure.

No. Two bracketed towel bars come with the Prestige sliding door, mounted to the door panels themselves, so there is nothing extra to order and no additional wall anchors to set.

A framed slider like the Prestige is for alcove openings where a swinging panel would hit a vanity, toilet or the opposite wall. Both panels stay inside the 56 to 60 inch opening, so it needs no clearance outside the tub or curb. A hinged or pivot door needs swing room in front of the opening but gives you a full-width walk-in path, which a slider never does because one panel always blocks half the opening. For narrow bathrooms and tub-to-shower work, the slider is the usual answer.

The Prestige slider has a simple out-of-square adjustment built into the installation, so the side jambs can be set to the wall while the panels and top rail stay level. That is what keeps the panels from dragging or leaving a wedge-shaped gap at one end, common in older buildings and after a tile-over. Extreme wall deflection is still beyond any framed kit, but normal out-of-square in a 56 to 60 inch opening is handled.

The Prestige uses an easy-to-clean bottom track design, which matters most in high-turnover units where soap scum and grit collect in the channel and eventually bind the rollers. It is the main maintenance point on any framed slider, so a shallower, wipe-out track cuts housekeeping time across a floor of identical bathrooms.