Ours was 3K, included all parts, glass, labor. The shower is a modified square shape a square with a slice off of one of the corners. Of course, that's where the door is. He really struggled with getting it all to line up. Mostly because the standard door wasn't the same size as the opening for it and there is an additional trim piece of glass beside the door. Looks great in the end, fainted at the price. Good to see that others are familiar with these kind of numbers. He did everything, measure, fabricate, deliver, install. They were very tall pieces of 3/8" tempered glass. It was no picnic for him!

I am getting Showerguard glass. I think it's a very worthwhile investment. It will add about $500 to the price of the glass (my shower is very large). The installers will be coming in about a week to measure for it. Once the order is placed, I hope to have the glass installed by early September (I will be away in late August, so the install won't be able to happen until September). Even though the glass place I am buying from is an official Shower Guard dealer, they were pushing a similar product called Hydroshield, but I didn't want that. I want the Showerguard because it is infused into the glass. The other thing is that Hydroshield only comes with a 3-year warranty, but Showerguard gives you a 10-year warranty. I prefer to buy something that is guaranteed for a long time. I can't help but think that Shower Guard is a better product than Hydroshield, or why else wouldn't Hydroshield also stand behind their product for a 10 year period? If you decide to go with a different product than Showerguard, make sure you carefully check out the warranty that is offered. And one other thing. If you decide to go with the Showerguard, it is supposed to come with a sticker on the side that is supposed to face inward. Watch when they do the install and make sure they don't put the glass in backwards! If you aren't watching what they do and they make the mistake of installing it in reverse, they could just pull the sticker off and you'd never know. After all the remodel problems I've had, I don't trust anyone to do things correctly anymore!

I will be interested in this, as we did not have the coating applied in the first shower, and have decided on the same on the 2nd shower (not yet in use). We are using Rain-X so far. But it's only been about 1.5 months.

Both are worth it! Starphire glass with its lower iron content will give you a clearer, more true view of your shower. I have had very good results with Clear Shield. After seeing the results when one of my clients decided to pass on using it, I think it is absolutely a good idea. From my experience, it may not keep all the water stains away, but it will definitely cut down on them. I hope that helps. Good luck on your project!