I've used similar products. They can be tricky to grout and clean. But all tiles are different. I'd place a sample standing on the floor of my shower, leaning against the wall for a few weeks and see how it holds up.

Hi BusyBee, we are in the process of installing clearpath in our curbless master this week. After a year of use, what are your thoughts?

Actually had two shower curtains on my alcove shower. One was a fixed shower curtain that was hung on an exterior rod from wall to wall. It had a valance and two fixed panels, one on either side. Then, I had another shower curtain. This was a plain white cloth curtain that was on the rod. It was on rings that also included a plastic curtain for water protection. So....two rods. An exterior one. That was covering my end walls/tiles. Then, a regular bath rod that held both a fabric outer curtain and a plastic one. We no longer have this system or I would post a photo. But, yes...it can be done!

The 'premium', as they call it, is a better material with more choices in size and color. The pan is treated as any other pan/base with the tiled walls coming down over the edges. I'm having the walls tiled, just don't want tile on the floor. The preformed bases are made with a slope and a drain location of the end, center or a grate-type drain along one end. Here is an example.