American Standard Prestige 68-Inch Framed Sliding Shower Door - AMS-AM00775422

Overall height is 68 inches (1727 mm), measured from the bottom track up. That is the installed height above the tub deck or shower curb, so add your curb or tub wall height to check clearance against a soffit, light, or sloped ceiling.

Yes. The Prestige door has a built-in out-of-square adjustment in the wall jambs, so the side channels can be set to follow walls that lean while the door panels still run true in the track. It is a common condition in older multi-family and remodel work, and you don't need to shim the whole frame to correct for it.

No. Although a standard alcove tub is 60 inches long, the Prestige AM00775422 is sized for a finished opening of 46 to 48 inches. For a full 60-inch tub opening you need a wider sliding door model; do not try to stretch this one.

Two: Silver Shine (model AM00775422.213) and Oil Rubbed Bronze (model AM00775422.224). Silver Shine is the easier match to chrome and polished nickel trim already in the bath; Oil Rubbed Bronze pairs with dark bronze faucets and towel accessories. Both are the same 68-inch framed door covering a 46 to 48 inch opening.

Yes, the panels are safety tempered glass. That is the construction required for bathing enclosures and it is what code officials and institutional inspectors look for on tub and shower doors in hotels, dorms, and apartment turns.

Two bracketed towel bars are included with the Prestige door, mounted to the door panels. For a property manager doing a bath refresh, that removes a separate towel bar purchase and the wall anchoring that goes with it.

A framed slider like the Prestige is the straightforward choice for a standard alcove: the full perimeter frame carries the panel weight, the wall jambs absorb out-of-square walls, and the two panels bypass each other so nothing swings into the bathroom. Frameless and semi-frameless doors give a cleaner look but demand plumber walls and tighter tolerances. Pick the framed slider when the opening is 46 to 48 inches, headroom allows 68 inches, and you want a predictable install.

No. The Prestige uses an easy-to-clean bottom track design, which matters on high-turnover units and hospitality baths where soap scum in a deep track is the usual complaint. Housekeeping can wipe it out rather than dig it out.