I wouldn't do it in a neo-angle. We did that and it's way too difficult to avoid aiming the showerhead (we have the handshower on a bar type) at the seams, which is where it leaks.

In a rectangular shower I don't think it would be such a problem. The wall seams don't leak, but the door hinges and door edges do.

Great look, though - everybody who sees our shower adores it!

yay

I just installed one for my tub/ shower combo. It was pricey ($1700), but really beautiful to not have all that extra metal framing.

Yay X 2.

I have frameless shower installations in two bathrooms. Sure, both leaked a wee bit at first but after we had the installer back to take a look at them, both were fixed. No more leaking. One bathroom has now been in use for more than 2.5 years and the other just about two years. Both are used every day. No leaking. Just some extra caulk to arrest the problem at the site did the job.

But, yes, do the frameless - it looks and works great.

Thumbs up! Worth every penny. If money is an issue, I would economize somewhere else. Our frameless shower has not leaked. The water sprays parallel to the door. Ours is a
3 1/2' x 5' rectangle.

Thanks for the replies. I did hear that the regular shapes (and ours will be rectangle just not certain of the size-it might be on the small side) were less problematic. They are all gorgeous, never questioned that aspect!

could you post a picture please. Thats the size Im going for in the MB.
thanks