We build frameless shower doors for Fort Lee, from the high-rise condos near the George Washington Bridge to the older colonials on the side streets. Heavy tempered glass, minimal hardware, templated to your exact opening. Our own crew fabricates and installs, and we work cleanly within building requirements. It starts with a free in-home measure, and our Lodi shop is about fifteen minutes west.
A frameless door carries its own weight through the glass, not a frame, so we build it in heavy 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch tempered safety glass and hold the metal down to a few finish-matched hinges and clips. Nothing bulky sits there to trap water or breed soap scum. Since the glass bears the load, each panel has to match your opening precisely, so we template the real space on site rather than fitting a boxed stock size.
The look is yours to set. If you want the faint green cast gone, we carry low-iron ultra-clear glass, there is an optional easy-clean coating that helps the surface shed water and spots, and the hardware comes in fifteen finishes from polished chrome to brushed nickel, matte black and oil-rubbed bronze. After templating, fabrication generally runs one to two weeks, and install is normally a single visit. It is all cut in our own shop and set by our own crew.
Fort Lee runs two ways at once. Along the ridge by the George Washington Bridge, the condo and co-op towers hold compact, well-used bathrooms where a clean frameless panel reads as the high-end finish those units are known for. Back on the side streets, the older capes and colonials have baths framed decades ago, with walls that have shifted off plumb since. A stock frameless kit fights both. We template to the space you actually have, so the glass sits tight and the door shuts clean.
In the towers there is the building to consider too, and we handle that as a matter of course. We are licensed and insured, we work with building requirements, and our crew keeps the lobby, the elevator and your unit clean from arrival to cleanup. Whether it is a condo above the Palisades or a colonial off Route 4, the measure comes to you and it is free. Our Lodi shop is about fifteen minutes west when you would rather see glass and finishes in person.
A sampling of the frameless enclosures our crew has set in Fort Lee condos and Bergen County homes.
More custom glass in Fort Lee: sliding & bypass shower doors, semi-frameless shower doors, shower door replacement, custom mirrors, custom glass shower enclosures, steam shower enclosures, bathtub shower doors, glass railings, commercial glass. See everything on our Fort Lee, NJ page. Frameless Shower Doors nearby: Paramus, Ridgewood, Hackensack, Lodi, Midland Park, Englewood, Teaneck, Fair Lawn, Mahwah, Wyckoff, Tenafly, Franklin Lakes, Ramsey. Learn more about our frameless shower enclosures statewide, or read the How much do frameless shower doors cost in NJ? and Frameless vs. semi-frameless: which is right? guides.
Head about fifteen minutes west to 80 Industrial Road in Lodi. That is our main showroom and glass shop, where you can handle the glass thicknesses, compare edgework, and see every one of the fifteen hardware finishes up close. Hours are Monday through Friday nine to five, plus Saturday nine to four. A quick call or text to (201) 460-1313 ahead of your visit means someone is set aside to walk you through frameless options.
Every frameless door is priced to the bathroom it goes in, so no flat rate exists. Glass thickness, the size of your opening, standard clear versus low-iron glass, and the hardware finish all move the number. Guessing over the phone would not be honest. After a free in-home measure we hand you a firm, itemized price, and monthly payment options are there if they help.
Most Fort Lee jobs run about one to two weeks from measure to install. Templating happens at the free measure. Cutting the glass and prepping the hardware in our own Lodi shop is the stretch that takes the week or two. Installation itself is usually a single visit. In a condo we schedule around the building's rules so the work stays quick and clean.
Often yes, though in a tight tower bath a fixed frameless panel or a bypass door can beat a swinging door that needs room to clear. At the measure we look at how the space is laid out and tell you honestly which frameless setup fits the room and the way you use it. The glass is cut to your exact opening either way, so it looks intentional, not forced into a small footprint.
Yes, and that is what templating is for. The walls in an older Fort Lee cape or colonial almost never sit plumb, so we measure the real opening on site instead of trusting a tape and a catalog. We then cut the glass to that template, letting finish-matched clips and hinges absorb the small variations. The finished door looks clean and deliberate, even against tile that was set decades ago.
We do, routinely. We are licensed and insured and we work with building requirements, so we can provide a certificate of insurance, coordinate with management, and use the service elevator when the building asks. Our crew protects the lobby and hallways and keeps your unit clean from start to finish. Tell us your building's process at the measure and we will fit our schedule and paperwork to it.
A quick text gets the ball rolling. Send your rough opening size for a fast quote, or book a free in-home measure anywhere in Fort Lee.
A quick text gets the ball rolling. Send your rough opening size for a fast quote, or book a free in-home measure anywhere in Fort Lee.
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