Thanks, dlm! I went online and found that they have a dealer right in my small town. I called and am going over tomorrow to order the door...and they will instal it, too. I appreciate the link!

When I had the shower door guy out to measure, he made a point of checking how high the shower head was. Ours is on a sliding bar, so it can go up pretty high. We have a 6" curb and a 6' shower wall/door height, and it is fine with our standard 8' ceiling. Our "gap" is 18". Remember also that this "gap" benefits the air circulation in your shower to help dry it out so that you don't get moldy grout. Unless you have a very high shower head (very tall shower user) you should be fine.

My shower walls and curb consist of slate tile and the problem i'm having now is having the bottom and side rails of the bypass shower door sit flush against the wall and curb. Since the tile varies quite a bit there are gaps along the side rails and bottom rails. The bottom rail is already pitched slightly but b/c of the uneven curb the pitch is canceled out. I can shim the bottom rail and it'll regain it's pitch inward. Should I just silicone seal the crap up and down the sides of the vertical rails and shim and silicone seal the crap out of the bottom rail?

I know exactly what door you need. DreamLine is the manufacturer and I have posted a link where to find this for less than $600 with free shipping. These doors are very good quality and the price is tough to beat. I believe this will be what you need. Here is a link that might be useful: DreamLine Showerdoor with free shipping