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Glass block shower windows can vary greatly in pricing (depending on both the inside finishing needed and the outside of the home (if it's a framed, brick, stucco exterior etc.). I would budget probably between $600 to $900. A way to save money (if you're handy) is also to buy prefabricated glass block windows and then have a remodeling contractor do the glass block installation when they are doing other work.

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Reply to: Glass block shower windows can vary greatly in pricing (depending on both the inside finishing needed and the outside of the home (if it's a framed, brick, stucco exterior etc.). I would budget probably between $600 to $900. A way to save money (if you're handy) is also to buy prefabricated glass block windows and then have a remodeling contractor do the glass block installation when they are doing other work.

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