Pivot Shower Doors and Lighted Medicine Cabinets: SimpleProjectUS Models Compared (38–42, 44–48, 50–54 in)

Start here: which size fits your shower opening?

Pick the door whose range contains your narrowest finished opening after tile/backer are installed. Each size offers about 4 inches of adjustment, and the frame/pivot design can accommodate some out-of-plumb conditions within that range. Do not attempt to install a kit if any point of your finished opening is below the minimum of its stated range.

If your threshold measures under 50 inches at the bottom (for example, 49.5 in) but 50 inches higher up, a 50–54 in kit is not appropriate because the minimum is still 50 inches. Select the 44–48 in model or correct the opening (or consider a custom door).

All models in this group are approximately 71 inches tall. Confirm curb height and ceiling clearance, and make sure the swing path clears adjacent fixtures.

• Measure after tile: bottom, middle, top. Use the smallest number to pick your range (38–42, 44–48, or 50–54 inches).
• Check plumb: small out-of-plumb can be taken up by the adjustable profiles; large deviations require correcting the walls or choosing a different size.
• Confirm swing space: these pivot doors open up to about 130 degrees and are reversible left/right, so plan handle and towel-bar clearances accordingly.

Door specs that matter (shared across these models)

SimpleProjectUS lists consistent, practical specs across the CALYZ-style Urban Stillness pivot lineup in this group. These are the features most shoppers ask about and compare:

• Height: ~71 inches across the 38–42, 44–48, and 50–54 in models.
• Width adjustment: about 4 inches, without glass cutting required (use the provided adjustable profiles).
• Glass and safety: ANSI-certified 1/4 in (6 mm) tempered glass; U.S. shower doors are regulated under CPSC 16 CFR Part 1201; look for markings that indicate compliance with ANSI Z97.1.
• Operation: reversible left/right installation; opens up to about 130 degrees.
• Water and upkeep: perimeter/bottom seals and an easy-clean coating; a shatter-resistant film is specified in the product details.

Finish choice: Matte Black vs Brushed Nickel

Functionally, the finishes perform the same; pick the look that matches your faucet, shower trim, and cabinet hardware. Both finishes are offered across the width ranges in this group.

• Matte Black: pairs well with modern, high-contrast tile and darker cabinet pulls.
• Brushed Nickel: blends with classic stainless/brushed bath trim and warmer palettes.

About the 36x24 lighted medicine cabinet in these bundles

The 36 x 24 inch cabinet offered alongside these doors focuses on lighting, defogging, and power convenience features that shoppers commonly ask for.

• Mounting: recessed or surface mount.
• Approximate size: 36 in W x 24 in H x 4.3 in D; recommended recessed cutout about 35.4 in W x 23.2 in H x 4.1 in minimum depth (verify your wall/stud layout before cutting).
• Lighting: adjustable 3000K/4500K/6500K color temperature with dimming.
• Mirror features: defogger, soft-close hinges, interior motion-sensing light, and a 5x magnifying mirror.
• Power: built-in outlets and USB inside; UL-certified U.S. plug.
• Shelving: two adjustable glass shelves.

Electrical and code basics for lighted cabinets (always verify local requirements)

Many bathrooms feed medicine cabinets and mirror cabinets from a GFCI-protected bathroom circuit. The built-in outlets should be served by a GFCI-protected feed. Because wiring conditions vary, consult a licensed electrician and follow the manufacturer’s instructions and local code.

• Use a GFCI-protected branch circuit as required by local code for bathroom receptacles.
• Confirm amperage capacity if you add grooming appliances to the cabinet’s internal receptacles.
• Follow the cabinet’s installation and wiring guide; the plug is UL-certified for U.S. use.

Shop the SimpleProjectUS options in this group

Use these to match your opening width and preferred finish. The listings below reflect the Urban Stillness series variants that appear for this size/finish set.

• 38–42 in W x 71 in H, Matte Black: Urban Stillness pivot door 38–42 x 71 in, Matte Black (one-piece variant), Urban Stillness pivot door 38–42 x 71 in, Matte Black.
• 38–42 in W x 71 in H, Brushed Nickel: Urban Stillness pivot door 38–42 x 71 in, Brushed Nickel (one-piece variant), Urban Stillness pivot door 38–42 x 71 in, Brushed Nickel.
• 44–48 in W x 71 in H, Matte Black: Urban Stillness pivot door 44–48 x 71 in, Matte Black (one-piece variant), Urban Stillness pivot door 44–48 x 71 in, Matte Black.
• 44–48 in W x 71 in H, Brushed Nickel: Urban Stillness pivot door 44–48 x 71 in, Brushed Nickel (one-piece variant), Urban Stillness pivot door 44–48 x 71 in, Brushed Nickel.
• 50–54 in W x 71 in H, Matte Black: Urban Stillness pivot door 50–54 x 71 in, Matte Black (one-piece variant), Urban Stillness pivot door 50–54 x 71 in, Matte Black.
• 50–54 in W x 71 in H, Brushed Nickel: Urban Stillness pivot door 50–54 x 71 in, Brushed Nickel (one-piece variant), Urban Stillness pivot door 50–54 x 71 in, Brushed Nickel, Urban Stillness two-piece bundle, 50–54 x 71 in, Brushed Nickel.
• Bundle/base options in this group: Urban Stillness two-piece base bundle, Urban Stillness one-piece base option.

How these compare to familiar alternatives

If you’re cross-shopping, here’s how these specs line up with common benchmarks:

• Height: SimpleProjectUS models here are 71 in tall. Many competitors list around 71–72 in. For example, DreamLine Flex publishes a 50–54 in W x ~72 in H pivot door; Delta’s heavy-hinge systems are also commonly 72 in tall.
• Glass thickness: These SimpleProjectUS models specify 1/4 in (6 mm) tempered glass. Some alternatives, such as VIGO Pirouette, specify 3/8 in (10 mm). Thicker glass adds weight and rigidity but also cost and installation heft.
• Compliance: U.S. shower doors must use safety glazing that meets CPSC 16 CFR Part 1201; many manufacturers indicate ANSI Z97.1 compliance on the glass marking. Verify markings on the actual product.
• Takeaway: If you want a 71 in height with straightforward 4 in width adjustment and a choice of Matte Black or Brushed Nickel, these Urban Stillness models fit that brief. If you specifically want 72 in height or 3/8 in glass, compare noted alternatives before you decide.

FAQs from shoppers

• How do I pick between 38–42, 44–48, and 50–54 in? Measure after tile at bottom/middle/top and choose the range that contains your smallest number. If any point is under the minimum, select a smaller range or correct the opening.
• Will these doors work with out-of-plumb walls? There’s about 4 in of width adjustment and the profiles help take up minor out-of-plumb, within the stated range. Large deviations need correction.
• Is 1/4 in tempered glass safe for U.S. shower doors? Yes—when it’s tempered safety glazing that meets CPSC 16 CFR Part 1201; ANSI Z97.1 is a common marking standard. Verify markings on your glass.
• Are the doors reversible and what’s the swing? According to the product details, these are reversible left/right and open up to about 130 degrees. Plan clearances accordingly.
• Will 71 in height work in my space? Check your curb height, shower head height, and ceiling. Many bathrooms accommodate 71 in doors comfortably, but confirm clearances and splash control in your layout.
• Does the 36x24 cabinet recess and surface-mount? Yes; verify the recommended cutout (about 35.4 x 23.2 x 4.1 in min depth) before you open the wall.
• Do I need GFCI for the cabinet with outlets? Bathroom receptacles generally require GFCI protection. Feed the cabinet per the instructions and local code; when in doubt, consult a licensed electrician.

Warranty, returns, and documentation

SimpleProjectUS lists a 1-Year Limited Warranty and 30-Day Free Returns on the shower doors and the 36x24 lighted medicine cabinet. Product pages include a dimension diagram and a downloadable installation guide, so you can review parts and steps before buying. Always follow the latest instructions packaged with your specific model.

What buyers liked (theme summary from public discussions)

These are general themes shoppers often mention when discussing pivot shower doors and lighted medicine cabinets online. They’re not claims about a specific item’s performance:

• Appreciation for reversible pivot designs and clear walk-in access versus sliding doors in tight bathrooms. Examples: r/BathroomRemodeling, r/Remodel discussions on pivot vs sliding.
• Desire for simple, diagram-backed sizing guidance (walk-in opening, panel sizes, and adjustment ranges) before purchase.
• Positive reactions to lighted medicine cabinets that combine adjustable LED, defogging, and internal power/USB for dry storage and charging. Examples: r/HelpMeFind and r/DIY cabinet threads.

Standards and safety references

For context as you compare models:

• CPSC 16 CFR Part 1201: U.S. safety standard governing architectural glazing, including tub/shower doors.
• ANSI Z97.1: Voluntary standard for safety glazing materials; look for markings on the glass.