American Standard Prestige 68-1/2-Inch High Neo-Angle Shower Door - AMS-AMPQF14436

The Prestige neo-angle door is built to a centerline layout of 17-1/2 inches by 24-3/8 inches by 17-1/2 inches (445 mm x 619 mm x 445 mm), so the corner return walls and door opening need to match that three-panel neo-angle geometry. Overall height is 68-1/2 inches (1740 mm). Measure your corner base flanges against those centerline dimensions before committing, because a neo-angle unit has no adjustment for a different corner geometry.

No cutting is required. The Prestige neo-angle door ships sized to its 68-1/2 inch height and fixed neo-angle centerline layout, so the install is assembly and setting rather than field trimming. That also means it is not a unit you can shrink to a smaller corner opening.

Yes, the door can be hung to swing left or right, so one part number covers either hand. For a property manager standardizing across several bathrooms, that means the same door works whether the vanity or toilet sits to the left or right of the corner, with the swing decided at install rather than at order time.

The Prestige neo-angle door uses tempered safety glass, which is the glazing type building codes require in shower and bath enclosures. Tempered glass breaks into small blunt pieces rather than shards, and it is what an inspector will look for on a residential or multi-family bath install.

No. This is a neo-angle unit, meaning it spans a square corner with two angled return panels and a door across the front, on a 17-1/2 / 24-3/8 / 17-1/2 inch centerline. It will not fit a straight alcove opening between two walls, and it will not follow the arc of a round or curved-front neo base. For a straight alcove you want a sliding or pivot door sized to the wall-to-wall opening instead.

A full-length magnetic closure runs the height of the door edge, pulling the leading stile tight against the strike jamb instead of relying on a latch or catch. For tenant-occupied bathrooms that is one less mechanical part to fail, and it is what keeps water from running out the leading edge on a neo-angle corner install.

Expect one, and that is normal. At 68-1/2 inches (1740 mm) overall the enclosure stops short of a typical 72 inch or taller surround or tiled wall, leaving an open band above the header for ventilation. If the bathroom spec calls for a full-height enclosure to the ceiling, this is not the door for that opening.