Someone on here commented that only people under 40 like the glass shower doors, and I agree. I just don't understand why anyone would want something where anyone who accidently walked in them on in the shower is going to get an eyeful--and for most people over 40, it aint pretty!

Keep your 3 walls.

Sue...a photo or floor plan would help. What are your dimensions and clearances.

Here are some photos of bathroom
61/2 ft long by 7 wide
New shower should be approx 48-50 in wide , depth is 38 inches
Want to brick tiles both on floor and shower. Brought home 12x24 tile and I think it's too big for size of shower. Like rectangular shape for sure. . Tnx for help everyone!

The 12x24 tiles are awesome! Less grout lines and they are actually nice for a smaller shower - less " busy " .... if the bathroom is often used by 2 people at the same time then you may have to consider what others are saying about the modesty issue and maybe keep all 3 walls or do 1/2 wall by the toilet, otherwise all glass will make it feel much larger...... one thing to keep in mind...... if you have unfiltered well water , less glass is better for cleaning purposes...good luck!

Tile pictures..... horizontal and vertical!

Either way is fine. If you sacrifice the third tile wall will you have sufficient storage space on walls for shampoos, soap et al.? Now you will have two walls of glass to clean :-)

HI -- All glass would look nice and open ,(get a good door lock ) , but have a half wall beside toilet and glass above and rest of sides glass . The glass can also have a texture or frosting .

Will probably depend on your budget and the other construction/electrical/insulation/waterproofing costs?

Knowing that most basements eventually flood....I would not over-invest in a basement bathroom unless it is heavily used or you aren't concerned with recouping your invest quickly.