- Will it fit my tub opening?
- It is made for straight tub alcoves roughly 56 to 59 inches wide. Measure your finished opening before ordering, since the sliding panels adjust within that range.
- Is the glass tempered and safe?
- Yes, bathtub doors of this type use tempered safety glass. It is clear, so it shows water spots and needs regular cleaning.
- Does frameless mean no track at all?
- No. The glass panels are frameless at the edges, but a top rail and a bottom track guide the sliding panels. The track needs periodic cleaning.
- How does it compare with a swinging tub door?
- Sliding panels save the floor space a swinging door needs and are easier to reach past. A swinging door can seal better against splashes at the edges.
- What finish is the hardware?
- The frame and hardware are chrome, which pairs well with chrome faucets and shower trim.
- Can it be installed on a tiled alcove?
- Yes, it mounts to the tub deck and surrounding walls. Check that the walls are plumb and the tub edge is level before installing.
- Where is the Maax Duel Chrome 56-in to 59-in W x 55-in H Frameless Sliding Bathtub Door cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $865.73, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Maax Duel Chrome 56-in to 59-in W x 55-in H Frameless Sliding Bathtub Door?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's.