Upper Saddle River homeowners planning a primary bath remodel can see glass, hardware finishes and samples at our Midland Park showroom, about 14 minutes away and open by appointment. We handle the glass side of that remodel: half-inch frameless doors, steam enclosures, low-iron panels and large mirrors, measured once the tile and fixtures are in, then cut and edged in our Lodi shop.
Save the Midland Park visit for after your plumbing fixtures are chosen. The showroom at 108 Greenwood Ave sits about 14 minutes away and opens by appointment, booked by calling (201) 507-5918. Along with glass and samples, the room carries hardware finishes, so bring a trim piece and hold it against them, from polished chrome to oil-rubbed bronze. Our main showroom in Lodi, about 27 minutes away, has the full enclosure displays and the glass-and-finish selection wall, and it keeps weekday hours of 9 to 5, plus Saturdays from 9 to 4, no appointment required.
From a single frameless shower door to mirrors, railings and storefronts, every job is measured at your home or business and installed by our own crew.
Frameless, semi-frameless and sliding shower doors, custom and steam enclosures and tub doors, measured at your home and installed by our own crew.
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Vanity, wall and full-length mirrors and full mirror walls, cut and edged to size in our Lodi shop with polished or beveled edges.
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Glass railings for interior stairs and decks, measured on site and installed by our own crew for a clear, open view.
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Glass tabletops and shelving cut to size in our Lodi shop, with smooth polished edges, to protect the furniture underneath.
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Back-painted glass backsplashes and wall panels in the color you choose, one smooth surface with no grout lines to clean.
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Storefronts, office partitions and conference-room glass for businesses, with a free on-site measure and a firm, itemized quote.
Explore →Specialty shower & glass services in Upper Saddle River: frameless shower enclosures, sliding frameless doors, neo-angle showers, corner enclosures, steam shower enclosures, shower door replacement, low-iron & ultra-clear glass, protective glass coating and wine-cellar glass.
U.S. Census figures for 2020 to 2024 show a median build year of 1971 for homes in Upper Saddle River, with about 85 percent of them single-family detached houses. Primary baths from that period tend to be compact by current standards, and when a remodel opens one up, the shower usually gets wider. A wider opening is where half-inch glass earns its place: it is stiffer than 3/8 inch, so a broad frameless door swings with a solid, steady feel.
The Census Bureau's 2020 to 2024 estimates count about 91 percent of occupied homes here as owner-occupied, so the person choosing the glass is usually the one who will use it daily, and two details deserve attention early. When a heavy door hangs from the wall, its hinges fasten through the tile and need solid blocking behind it; your contractor adds that blocking before the backer board goes up, once we confirm the hinge side. The hinge finish can then follow the valve trim your plumber sets.
Every photo here is real Accurate Glass & Mirror work from across North Jersey, a mix of shower doors, enclosures, mirrors and other glass, measured and installed by our own crew.
Accurate Glass & Mirror is family-owned and has worked in New Jersey for more than 40 years. We measure the opening, cut the glass in our Lodi shop and install it with our own crew.
We measure the opening at your home at no charge. After the measure you get a firm, itemized written quote.
Every installation is done by our own crew. We never subcontract, so the company that measures your opening is the company that sets the glass.
Glass is cut and edged in our Lodi shop to the measurements taken at your home. Frameless shower glass is 3/8 or 1/2 inch tempered safety glass.
Accurate Glass & Mirror is family-owned, licensed and insured, and has served New Jersey homes and businesses for more than 40 years.
"I highly recommend Accurate Glass and Mirror. Just finished a job with them to have decorative glass inserts put in some cabinet doors. They were so patient with my indecisiveness and walked me through many options."
"Everything was communicated flawlessly and Andrew and Shawn texted us that morning with their exact ETA. The project was completed in a few hours with absolute perfection. Every square inch of our bathroom was covered with quilting for protection."
"We had a great experience working with both Jessica and Jillian. They were extremely responsive and knowledgeable on our options for glass doors. The turnaround for the install was quick and efficient, and the install team was great and attentive in keeping our home clean during the installation process."
From our main shop in Lodi we cover central and southern Bergen County in minutes, while our Midland Park showroom serves the county's northwest. Wherever you are, a free in-home measure is close by.
Check Your AreaTwice: once while the walls are still open, and again when the tile is finished. The early conversation settles which wall the door hinges on, so solid blocking can go in before the backer board. The free in-home measure waits for finished tile, since the glass is cut to the tile's final lines, and the install is scheduled once your glass is ready.
For a wide frameless door or a tall fixed panel, it often is. Half-inch glass is thicker and stiffer, so a broad door flexes less and closes with a heavier, more solid feel. That weight calls for sturdier hinges and blocking behind the tile. On a standard-width door, 3/8 inch tempered safety glass does the job well, and we can weigh the two together at the free in-home measure.
Yes, it reads clearer. Standard clear glass has a faint green tint that shows along the edges and deepens as the glass gets thicker, so half-inch panels show it more than 3/8 inch ones. Low-iron glass removes much of that tint, which keeps white tile, marble and pale grout looking the way they did in the sample. Ask about it at the measure and it will be spelled out on your itemized written quote.
Yes. We match the hinges, handles and clamps to the finish your plumbing uses, whether your faucets are brushed nickel or matte black, polished chrome or oil-rubbed bronze. Settle the plumbing trim before the glass hardware rather than after, because brushed and dark finishes can differ in tone between manufacturers, and the glass order should follow fixtures you already have in hand.
It closes the top of the enclosure so the steam stays in. A regular shower door can stop short of the ceiling, but a steam enclosure has to be sealed, so a glass transom panel fills the space above the door and fixed panels, and the door gets seals along its edges. Tell us early that the shower will have steam, because that changes the whole layout of the glass.
To the finished wall, so we measure it after the vanity top, backsplash and light fixtures are in. Our Lodi shop then cuts and edges the mirror to the exact space those leave, whether it spans the whole vanity wall or sits between two wall sconces. For a warmer, aged look than standard clear mirror, the antique mirror line is an option.
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While the walls are still open, a call to (201) 507-5918, or photos texted to Jessica, lets us confirm the hinge side for your contractor's blocking; the free in-home measure follows once the tile is set. Photos of the room sent to Jessica get you a fast quote.
While the walls are still open, a call to (201) 507-5918, or photos texted to Jessica, lets us confirm the hinge side for your contractor's blocking; the free in-home measure follows once the tile is set. Photos of the room sent to Jessica get you a fast quote.
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