- Does this door fit my tub opening?
- It is built for alcove tub openings roughly 55 to 59 inches wide, with the panels overlapping to cover the range. Measure your finished opening, not the tub itself, before ordering.
- Is the glass tempered and safe?
- Yes, bathtub door glass is tempered for safety and breaks into small pieces rather than shards. Clear glass means you will see the tub interior and any clutter behind it.
- Can I install it myself?
- Many owners install bypass tub doors themselves with a drill, level and silicone. The panels are heavy, so a second person helps when lifting them onto the track.
- Does it come with the track and hardware?
- The door ships as a kit with the top and bottom tracks, rollers, handles and mounting hardware. Check the box for the wall jambs and any seal strips you may want to add.
- How do I keep the glass and track clean?
- Squeegee the glass after each shower and wipe the bottom track weekly to stop soap scum buildup. A mild vinegar solution handles hard-water spots without scratching the chrome.
- Is it worth it over a shower curtain?
- It gives a more finished look, contains splashes better and lasts longer than a curtain. If you want a fully frameless or taller enclosure, though, this semi-frameless model is a step below those.
- Where is the Maax Aura Chrome 59-in W x 57-in H Semi-frameless Bypass Sliding Bathtub Door cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $739.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Maax Aura Chrome 59-in W x 57-in H Semi-frameless Bypass Sliding Bathtub Door?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's.