I priced similar doors for my shower, the lowest quote was 10k, needless to say I do not have them:(

Well, in my neighborhood, houses in the 1.5 mio+ range have those snap on plastic grids in their windows.

So maybe this DIY project below isn't that "primitive". Or maybe you can buy black grids.

http://www.remodelaholic.com/diy-industrial-factory-window-shower-door/

@millworkman

I was afraid of that. Back to the drawing board.

@roarah

Yes, I know two people who have had custom made showers like this and one spent $10k, one spent $12k. I couldn't believe it when they told me. They both used the same fabricator. No way.

Sounds like dreamline via Overstock is a lot less expensive

There have been other threads here about this trend in showers, with some ready-made options mentioned.

Andersonglass in Waco Texas does them cheaper.

Old post... but curious to see what you found? Did you consider ordering plain windows and adding faux mullions?

I also wanted the grids and got two bids in 2018. Both were over10k. Most companies said they couldn’t do it. I had seen it in our local parade of homes in consecutive years and asked the builder where he had them made. He said he gets them out of Las Vegas which is not close to us. I told him about the bids I had gotten and he said “well they are expensive but not that expensive”. They looked amazing in the parade home. Respectfully no one could look inside as it was blocked off. I went with a different design with black trim instead. I love it but mostly because of what I did with the shower bench and that stands out now. This years parade home shower by the same builder was not blocked off. The grid was a thick dimensional (3/4”) on the inside. I had assumed it was on the outside and thin. So glad I didn’t go with that because it would have been a nightmare to clean.