- Will it fit my tub opening?
- It is made for openings roughly 56 to 59 inches wide, with some adjustment built into the track. Measure your finished opening, not the tub, before ordering.
- Does it need a wall stud for the track?
- Yes. The top track and side rails should be anchored into solid framing or studs. Use the included hardware and check for studs before drilling tile.
- Is the glass tempered and safe?
- Yes, bathtub door glass is tempered safety glass. If it breaks, it crumbles into small pieces rather than sharp shards.
- How do I keep the clear glass clean?
- Squeegee the glass after each shower and clean the track weekly. A mild vinegar solution removes soap film without harming the chrome.
- Does it come with everything needed to install?
- It ships with the panels, track, rails, rollers and mounting hardware. You supply basic tools and may need anchors suited to your wall material.
- Is a frameless slider as sturdy as a framed one?
- No. Frameless panels flex a bit more and rely on the track and rollers for support, but they give a cleaner look and need no door swing space.
- Where is the Maax Duel Chrome 56-in to 59-in W x 59-in H Frameless Sliding Bathtub Door cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $840.51, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Maax Duel Chrome 56-in to 59-in W x 59-in H Frameless Sliding Bathtub Door?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's.