Low-threshold
A shower base with a short, gently sloped edge.- Easy step-in for most people
- Helps keep water inside the shower
- Often fits within an existing tub or shower footprint
Curbless (zero-entry)
The floor continues into the shower with no lip.- Allows roll-in access for wheelchairs and shower chairs
- Seamless, open look
- Needs careful floor slope, drain placement and splash control
Which is right for you?
Learn more about Walk-In Showers and Aging-in-Place & ADA.
Frequently asked questions
Will water spill out of a curbless shower?
Will water spill out of a curbless shower?
A well-designed curbless shower uses floor slope, drain placement and a glass panel or curtain to keep water in.
Can a bathtub be converted to a low-threshold shower?
Can a bathtub be converted to a low-threshold shower?
Yes. See Tub-to-Shower Conversions.
*Timelines, costs, financing terms, warranty details and results described here are typical examples, not guarantees. Every home is different; your project, pricing and schedule are confirmed in your written estimate and contract. Financing is subject to lender approval.
*Accessibility information is general guidance, not medical advice or ADA/legal compliance advice. Consult your healthcare provider or occupational therapist about your needs; a home bathroom is not automatically ADA-compliant.