Bathtub Shower Doors For Clinton Township Homes
Trade the curtain for glass. Fortune Shower Doors builds tub doors that mount right to the bathtub you already have, custom measured and installed by our own family crew. Your tub stays exactly where it is.
Glass Over The Tub You Already Have
A tub door is glass that mounts to the deck and the walls of the bathtub you already own. Nothing about the tub changes. We are not moving plumbing and we are not touching your tile. We are replacing a shower curtain with panels of tempered glass that hold the water in, brighten the room, and never grow mildew along a plastic liner. For a family bathroom in Clinton Township, it is one of the highest impact upgrades there is, because the tub is usually where the kids get washed and where the curtain takes the most abuse. Glass simply handles it better.
There are two honest ways to do it. The first is a bypass door, two panels that slide past each other on a track so you can step in from either end and nothing swings out into a tight bathroom. The second is a hinged tub screen, a single panel that pivots at the wall and leaves most of the tub open, which suits a bathroom where the tub doubles as the place you bathe kids and lean over the edge. Neither is better on paper. It depends on your bathroom, and that is exactly what we sort out at the free measure.
Bathtub & Tub Shower Doors, measured and built for Clinton Township.
Goodbye Curtain Liner
No more clinging plastic, no more mildew in the folds, no more replacing a liner every few months. Glass wipes clean and stays clean. For a bathroom that gets used every single day, that alone is worth the upgrade, and it changes how finished the whole room looks.
Bypass Or Screen
Two sliding panels, or one hinged screen. A bypass keeps everything inside the tub footprint, which is perfect for a narrow bathroom. A hinged screen leaves the tub wide open for bathing kids or cleaning. We will look at your room and tell you which one actually fits your life.
Built To The Tub
Bathtubs are not all the same, and tub decks are rarely perfectly level. We measure your specific tub, wall to wall, and fabricate the door to those numbers. That is how you get panels that seal at the overlap, glide without binding, and keep the water off your floor.
A Real Upgrade For Clinton Township Family Baths
So many homes in Clinton Township have a hall bath built around a single tub and shower combo. It is the bathroom the kids use, the one guests see, and usually the one that has been living with a curtain since the day it was built. Putting glass on that tub is a small project with an outsized payoff. The room reads bigger and brighter, the water stays in the tub, and cleanup stops being a chore. Your tile, your tub, and your plumbing all stay exactly as they are.
The details are what make a tub door last. The bottom rail has to sit right on the tub deck and seal, the panels have to overlap correctly, and the rollers or hinges have to be good enough to take years of use in hard Macomb County water. Fortune Shower Doors measures the tub itself, fabricates the glass in house, and sends our own crew to install it. One family, one job, no subcontracted glass. If you have questions about finishes, we carry a full range, so just ask.
- Mounts to your existing tub
- Bypass panels or hinged screen
- Retires the curtain and liner
- No plumbing or tile work
- Tempered safety glass
- A full range of finishes
Common questions.
Can you put a glass door on my existing bathtub?
Yes. That is exactly what a tub door is. The glass mounts to the tub deck and the walls above it, so your bathtub, your tile, and your plumbing all stay put. We measure your specific tub, build the door to those measurements, and install it. If your tub is an unusual size or shape, that is fine, because every door we build is custom anyway.
Should I get sliding panels or a hinged screen?
It comes down to how you use the tub and how much room the bathroom has. Bypass panels stay within the tub footprint and never swing into the room, which is the safe answer for a tight hall bath. A hinged screen leaves the tub mostly open, which people prefer when they are bathing kids or reaching in to clean. We will show you both at the measure.
Do I need to redo my tile or my tub first?
No. A tub door is designed to go on the bathtub and the walls you already have. We do not do tile, plumbing, or tub replacement, and none of that is needed here. We measure the opening as it is today and fabricate glass to fit it. If something about the opening would cause a problem, we will tell you before you spend a dime.
Will hard water spot the glass over the tub?
Metro Detroit water is hard, so mineral spotting is something every glass door in Macomb County deals with. Easy clean glass makes a real difference, because the coating gives minerals less to grab onto. Pair that with a squeegee hanging in the tub and a quick wipe of the rail, and your tub door will stay clear. Ask us about coating options when we come out.
Do you install tub doors throughout Clinton Township?
We do. Our showroom sits at 42624 Van Dyke Ave in Sterling Heights, just up the road, and we cover Macomb and Oakland County. We come to your home for a free, no pressure measure and quote, and our own crew handles the install. Call (586) 315-8900, text (586) 800-9481, or email [email protected] and we will find a time.
Trade That Curtain For Real Glass
We will measure your tub free and show you exactly what a glass door would look like in your Clinton Township bathroom. Call (586) 315-8900 or text (586) 800-9481.