Quick answer
Walk-in shower cost is driven by size, base type (curbless costs more than low-threshold), the wall finish, the glass configuration, and your fixtures. A grout-free walk-in shower generally costs more than a basic surround but far less than a fully custom tiled shower — and it avoids years of grout maintenance. The accurate number comes from a written quote for your specific bathroom.
Curbless vs. low-threshold
Curbless entry looks the most seamless and is easiest to walk into, but it can require additional floor and drainage work. A low-threshold base delivers most of the benefit in more homes at a lower cost.
Where the money goes
Wall finish and glass are the two selections that most change the look — and the price. Frameless glass and dramatic stone-look panels sit at the higher end; semi-frameless glass and lighter finishes are more economical.
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