Shower door

Hi, Yes — in most cases there is a price difference between a nickel/chrome shower door and a black-finished shower door. Here’s why: • Black hardware is usually more expensive to manufacture and finish than chrome or brushed nickel. • Many brands charge a premium for matte black finishes because they’re more trendy and in higher demand. • Black finishes can also cost slightly more for replacement parts and matching accessories. Typical price difference (material only): Chrome / Brushed nickel: baseline price Matte black: +$100 to $300 CAD more, depending on brand, size, and glass thickness Installation cost: The labour cost is usually the same for both finishes. The colour does not affect installation time. Summary: ✔ Yes, black shower doors usually cost more than chrome or nickel ✔ The price difference is mainly for the door itself, not the installation ✔ Labour cost is typically the same for both finishes To give an exact price difference, the specific door model and size would be needed.

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