Keeping the tub? Then you have two good options: a pair of bypass panels that slide on a track across the tub deck, or a single fixed glass screen at one end that stops the spray and leaves the rest open. Both go over the tub you already have. We measure your Fort Lee bath at no charge and build the glass to it.


Bypass sliders are the workhorse. Two panels ride a slim top track and pass behind each other, so nothing swings out into a small room and you can reach the faucet from either side. They suit a standard alcove tub with walls at both ends. The track and rollers are the parts that decide how a slider feels years in, so we do not skimp there.
A fixed screen is the other answer. One panel of tempered glass stands at the faucet end of the tub, no track overhead, no door to clean around, and you step in past the open end. It is a popular choice on tub-shower combos and in remodels going for a lighter look. Either way we template your tub and opening, cut the glass to it, and set the hardware in the finish that matches your fixtures.

Plenty of Fort Lee baths are never getting a walk-in shower, and they do not need one. The garden apartment complexes and older co-op units generally came with one tub in the main bath, and in the towers the secondary bath usually keeps its tub for guests, for resale, and for washing a kid. Glass over that tub is the upgrade that fits: no tile touched, no fixtures moved, just a shower curtain gone for good.
It is also the least disruptive glass job we do, which matters in a building. Most tub doors go in during a single visit with no dust and no mess in the hallway, and we are licensed and insured if your management office needs to see paperwork before we come up. In the single-family colonials on the side streets it is even simpler: we measure, we build, we install, and the visit is short.
Have a look at bypass sliders and fixed tub screens from baths near Fort Lee and the surrounding towns.





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Our closest showroom is in Lodi at 80 Industrial Rd, roughly a fifteen minute drive, open Monday through Friday 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 4. You can slide a real track, feel the glass thickness and pick a finish there. Call or text (201) 460-1313 before heading over. If Midland Park is easier, 108 Greenwood Ave is about thirty minutes and runs by appointment.
It depends, and the honest version is short. Price follows glass thickness, the width and height of the opening, whether you go with sliders or a single fixed screen, the glass type and the hardware finish you choose. We give you a firm itemized quote once we have measured, and the measure costs nothing. Monthly payment options exist if you would rather spread it out.
Tub doors are among the faster jobs on our board. After the free measure, the glass is fabricated in our Lodi shop, generally one to two weeks, and the install itself is usually one visit. If you live in a tower, the only extra step is arranging access and elevator time with your building, which we handle with management once you pick a date.
We can measure the opening and build you a new door for the tub you already have, which is the cleanest fix once a track has gone. If it is one panel that is cracked or clouded in an enclosure you otherwise like, we can fabricate a matching piece and reset the hardware so it hangs true and seals again. At the measure we will say plainly which of the two makes sense.
Here is how it splits. We supply and install the glass, either over the tub you have now or as a new enclosure once the space is rebuilt. Removing a tub and redoing the plumbing and tile is your remodeler's work. If a conversion is the plan, bring us in after the tile is finished and we will template the opening. Frameless doors are a popular choice for tub-to-shower conversions.
Sliders, most of the time. Nothing swings out into a tight room, you can reach in to run the water without climbing over glass, and the tub stays usable for baths. A fixed screen looks lighter and there is no track to clean, but it leaves an open end, so spray can find the floor if the head is aimed wrong. We will look at your tub and the shower head position and tell you which fits.
Send Jessica the width of your tub opening and a quick photo, and we will take it from there.
Send Jessica the width of your tub opening and a quick photo, and we will take it from there.
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