Passage 60 in. x 72 in. Frameless Sliding Shower Door in Clear Glass

I initially was concerned by the negative reviews, specifically around not fitting anything other than 60", those are incorrect. I had a 58" gap and this product installed properly. It is also high quality material, and after caulking, seems to be water proof.My only negative is that installation was difficult (this was mostly drilling through tile and mortar, not their fault).It is really pretty when installed.

My door looks great and functions nicely. It slides easily and silently. That’s the good. The bad, install is not easy and believe the instructions, it definitely takes two people. The doors weigh about 80 lb each. After talking to my painter who had helped a friend install a similar model, I hired pros. It allows for “out of plum” but getting that perfect is a tight rope walk. It took two guys from a glass company over 4.5 hours and this is all they do. Install was $837.

The vinyl squeegee like seal that goes between the 2 glass doors is too small! And the installation instructions are garbled and out of order. I'm an experienced installer. This door took me over 4 jours to install

I love the strength of the shower doors, I love the way they look installed BUT .... where the sliding door meets the stationary glass it leaks badly. I don't even have the shower head spraying directly on it and it leaks badly. The squeegee center molding that is supposed to keep water in between the two doors does not work at all. I'm highly disappointed because I love the product just wish they sold a better center molding of some sort that actually keeps the water in. Not sure how to fix this issue

My wife is very happy with the door . This is a installation job for a very handy person or professional. And definitely strong person. If is not installed the right way you will fail. Some people say its hard to open but that's because of the magnet sistem that keeps the door shut all the way you will love it

This American Standard shower door was installed in my master bathroom and the shower door looks and feels great. The door operates very smoothly and the hardware looks to be of good quality.

I purchased this door for my master bathroom and I love it it took me couple of hours to get it install by my self but it looks great

This is a great addition to my new ceramic tiled shower. I like the 3/8" thick glass and the look of the barn door style rolling door. The installation video was helpful to look at a few times during the install.

After four months of use, love the Glass door. It was installed as a kit when replacing the bath tub with a low profile American Standard shower pan and an American Standard 4 piece wall kit. The sliding door on the frame was an excellent choice. Love the clear glass and complete openness. Makes the small bathroom look larger that life. After putting up the wall kit, my husband measured the opening at 58 inches for the opening. The rod holders are 2 1/2 inches on each end which gives you a great adjustment factor on both ends of the rod for longer and shorter installs. He had 1 1/2 inch's on the outside glass clearance and 1 inch on the inside. based on that information we would have been ok with the 60 inch opening. The installation of the door was completed after my husband reviewed the online video. It took him about 3 hours to install including watching the video a few times while doing the install. I helped by lignin up the glass when he lifted it to put the fixed glass in the wall track and center holder. He said this is a very heave glass, guessing 70 + pounds. You may want to get help when putting in the glass, if your a do it your self kind of guy of gal. He used clear caulk on the frame with no leaks, which was great.

I cannot recommend this product for any opening larger than 58 inches. The top rail, as noted by another reviewer (Muctau) is only 56 inches long or at least that is the length of mine. The specification calls for the rail to be 56-3/8 inches but even that would not work WELL for an opening larger than 58-1/2 inches. I started installing this product on December 22nd when I ran into the issue of a short top rail. To date (3/31), I have not been contacted by American Standard with a resolution. My opening is CLEARLY less than 60 inches and even 59 inches as you will see in one of my photos. I created a temporary solution by using a block of PVC to close the gap between my tile walls and and the rail attachments. I used extra long stainless screws that mount into wood on the back side of drywall since there is an unfinished room on the other side of my terrace level bathroom. This temporary fix will NOT work for most people since it may not be strong enough to hold the top rail safely. There is another issue with the installation related to the instructions and video. The bottom U-channel may require trimming for the fixed glass to fully extend into the chrome guide. This will depend on how tightly the fixed glass fits into the upright U-channel, which will be related to how plumb your walls are. A would can easily be off 1/8 to 1/4 inch in 6 feet. Note that you can ONLY ADJUST THE FIXED GLASS engagement in the U-channel to the point where the top rail screw holes and fixed glass holes are still aligned since the attachment screws make the rail and glass combination more sturdy. Nowhere was there any indication that cutting might be necessary at the time I first installed this product last December. While I brought all of these issues to the attention of American Standard in a 600-word writeup nothing seems to have been done to address the issues. The video has not changed as of this date and the product page on The Home Depot web site still doesn't address the maximum width of the FINISHED opening where the top rail will engage a safe amount into the end attachments. It appears that American Standard assumes this glass will be used with its Passage panel kit but even that kits dimensional specs raised some questions for me when I reviewed them. If you are looking at this unit for new construction or a major remodel, please confirm with American Standard what the FINISHED opening should be for an ideal installation. It is not more than 58 inches in my mind but it is up to them to speak to this issue. I suspect that they were hoping to have a product with installation that required no metal cutting but that is difficult to do and still meet a variety of opening dimensions. Another issue that is glossed over is how to get the metal & clear plastic spacers between the fixed glass and the top rail. Your fingers won't fit in the space to hold them in place while you screw the attachment through the glass into the rail. I made a "tool" for this job by cutting a V-notch into a piece of 1/4" thick plywood and used the notch to support the spacer & plastic washer up into the gap. The manufacturer could have supplied a cardboard or plastic tool to do this job at the cost of a few cents. There is one additional issue you might encounter if your fixed glass is at the same end as your shower head. This will result in potential for leakage at the place where the two panels meet. The clear plastic seal doesn't necessarily give you a water tight fit. Since the toilet is at the same end of the shower as the showerhead in my installation there was not choice but to put the fixed glass at that end to allow someone to get into the shower without climbing over the toilet. It is unfortunate that this product has these issues since it really does make an attractive custom appearance unit. This is one of the very few times I have had no choice than to give a product a low rating. As for quality, I gave the product a poor quality grade based on the manufacturer's control/management of the manufacturing process and its support and engineering follow up to what must have been multiple complaints about dimensions as noted in another review.