Storage & organization
Shelves, caddies & footrests
- Corner caddies in multiple sizes for bottles and soaps.
- Recessed niches and ledges for a clean, built-in look.
- Shaving ledges and footrests to make everyday use more comfortable.
Example layouts
Stone Resin shower systems offer the high-end finish of luxury bathroom design with unmatched durability, full customization, and zero-maintenance surfaces. Turn your bathroom into a light, spa-like retreat with smooth, grout-free walls, a solid one-piece base, and clean lines that are easy to keep fresh for years.
Large, smooth panels with subtle stone patterns and clean lines — no grout, no tile scrub brushes.
View Wall StylesSlip-resistant, low-maintenance bases that drain well, feel solid underfoot, and keep water where it belongs.
See Base OptionsCoordinated walls, base, niches, corners, and trim — designed around your layout and installed by Armstrong.
Explore SystemsStone Resin is a high-performance, epoxy shower material made from a blend of natural stone and durable resin binders. Instead of dozens of tiles and grout joints, your shower uses larger, custom-fit panels and a one-piece base for a clean, watertight finish.
Bottom line: you get the look and durability of full slab shower walls without the maintenance headaches of tile and grout.
Converting an old bathtub into a walk-in shower is one of the highest-value upgrades you can make in a bathroom. Whether for convenience, safety, or design, homeowners choose this transformation for a long list of practical benefits.
Stepping over a tall bathtub wall can be difficult, especially for seniors, kids, or anyone with mobility challenges. A walk-in shower offers a lower, safer entry and reduces the risk of slips and falls.
Showers open up the room visually and physically. Removing the tub makes the bathroom feel larger, brighter, and more modern — especially in tight or outdated layouts.
Walk-in showers are one of the most requested features in bathroom remodeling. They bring a clean, updated look that instantly increases the appeal and perceived value of your home.
Most adults shower daily. Many homeowners find they never use their bathtub, so replacing it with a comfortable, spacious shower simply matches how the bathroom is actually used.
No more scrubbing tub lines or fighting to clean the inside corners of a bathtub. A walk-in shower offers simpler, faster cleaning and fewer hard-to-reach areas.
Low-profile entries, slip-resistant bases, and room for grab bars make walk-in showers a safer choice for long-term living and accessibility planning.
Updated walk-in showers are a top selling feature in primary bathrooms. Buyers appreciate the modern look, ease of use, and clean feel of a well-designed shower.
Add niches, benches, modern fixtures, glass doors, rain heads, hand showers, and more. A converted shower can be tailored exactly to your routines and needs.
A closer look at grout-free, low-maintenance showers built & installed using Stone Resin panels, & bases, designed to match real bathrooms in Southern Michigan.
Choose what you’d like to explore — wall panels, solid bases, or full waterproof systems. Tap a red heading to switch views and see how Armstrong builds grout-free, stone resin showers that look custom and stay dry for life.
Stone Resin wall panels give you a fully finished, grout-free shower or tub surround that looks like a custom tile job without the maintenance. Panels can be made up to 10 feet by 10 feet, with your choice of smooth, subway-tile, or large-format stone textures.
Every project is templated and laid out by Armstrong, so seams, textures, and edges line up with your plumbing, glass, and vanity for a truly built-in look.
Subway texture
Ship-lap
Stone Resin bases are 100% solid poured engineered stone — no hollow sounds, no flexing, and no fiberglass. Every base is slip-resistant, waterproof, and designed for ADA use, aging-in-place, or modern full-glass walk-ins.
Armstrong handles measuring, templating, drain alignment, and leveling so your new base fits perfectly — even in older homes where floors slope or existing drains aren’t centered.
Mid-Height Threshold
Hex Texture
Armstrong installs full stone resin shower systems designed for homeowners, builders, and designers needing durable, clean, no-maintenance showers. Every system includes our proprietary triple-layer waterproof protection in each corner and seam—giving you a lifetime 100% waterproof / no-leak warranty when installed by our team.
Stone Resin showers are more than just walls and a base. We help you dial in storage, entry height, drain position, and trim details so everything functions well and looks like it was designed for your bathroom from day one.
Storage & organization
Example layouts
Bases & entry height
Example layouts
Drain flexibility
Example layouts
Trim & finishing
Example layouts
Pricing below includes the Stone Resin walls and base only. These ranges apply to the mid-level height shower bases and include: inside corner trim, one tall recessed shelf, and shoe-base trim where the shower pan meets the floor.
Three-piece Stone Resin wall kit + solid poured Stone Resin base sized for the most common 60" alcove layout.
Whether you want a clean, modern walk-in shower or a full bathroom refresh, Armstrong offers premium Stone Resin systems built to last a lifetime. Explore your options, compare colors, and get expert guidance for a bathroom you’ll love every single day.
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