Delta CBKB2601 Owner Manual

Delta Shower Door
Measurement Guide

Before you customize your dream door, you need to make sure you have the correct measurements:

Identify Vertical and Horizontal Openings with Threshold Depth

Height (A), Widths (B), and Depth (C). Widths (B) measurements are often not the
same so doors can be adjusted up to 3/8"

A) Vertical Opening

Measure from the top of the shower or bathtub threshold up to the top of the acrylic
(or tile) surround wall

B) Horizontal Opening

Measure width of opening at the top and the bottom of the enclosure.

C) Threshold/Sill

Measure the depth from front to back (edge to edge) of the shower or
bathtub threshold.

Available Sizes:

• 48" Shower

- Fits openings between 47-3/8" minimum – 47-7/8" maximum

- Finished Door Height: 76”

- Minimum Required Clearance Height for Installation: 78”

- Threshold/Sill Depth Requirement: 1-3/4”

- Studs required 1-1/2" from front surface of threshold/sill

• 60" Shower

- Fits openings between 59-3/8"minimum – 59-7/8" maximum

- Finished Door Height: 76”

- Minimum Required Clearance Height for Installation: 78”

- Threshold/Sill Depth Requirement: 1-3/4”

- Studs required 1-1/2" from front surface of threshold/sill

Sliding Shower Doors

B

A

B

RECORD DIMENSIONS BELOW

Opening

Height (A):

Width of

widest point (B):

Width at

narrowest point (B):

Need Additional Assistance with Delta Shower Doors?

Call us at 1.800.964.4850
Visit us at www.deltashowerdoors.com
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**Disclaimers

• For ceramic tile application, use the top of the tile
for the maximum door height.

• In older homes the opening at the top is often wider
than the bottom due to an out-of-plumb condition.

• NOTE: All Delta Shower Doors are designed to
accommodate out-of-plumb conditions totaling 3/8”.

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