Bathtub And Tub Shower Doors In Troy, MI
Trade the curtain for glass. Fortune builds tub enclosures that fit your existing bathtub, either bypass panels that slide or a single hinged screen, all measured, fabricated, and installed by our own family crew.
Glass Over Your Tub, No Curtain Needed
A tub door is glass that mounts to the tub you already have. No liner clinging to your leg, no damp curtain to replace every year, and no water running down the outside of the tub onto the floor. Most tub enclosures use two bypass panels that slide past each other on a track along the top of the tub. The other common setup is a tub screen, a single panel that sits at the faucet end and pivots out of the way. Both do the same basic job, which is to keep the water in and open the room up, and both replace a curtain with something that looks finished.
In Troy, tub doors usually go into two kinds of bathrooms. There is the hall bath or the kids' bath in an established colonial, where a tub is still the right call and a curtain has been the default for years. And there is the newer build where the tub is a secondary fixture and the homeowner wants it to look as sharp as the master. Glass fixes both. It brightens the room, it shows off tile you might have forgotten you had, and it holds up far longer than any curtain. We keep your bathtub exactly where it is. We measure it, build the glass to fit it, and install.
Bathtub & Tub Shower Doors, measured and built for Troy.
Bypass Or Screen
Bypass panels slide, so nothing swings into a tight bathroom, and they close the tub off end to end. A tub screen is one panel that pivots, leaving most of the tub open for bathing kids or reaching in to clean. We help you pick based on how the tub gets used.
Fits Your Tub
Tubs vary more than people think, in length, in deck width, and in how the walls meet the rim. We measure your actual tub in your actual bathroom, then build the enclosure to those numbers. Nothing gets forced to fit, and nothing arrives in a box with a generic label.
Goodbye Curtain Rot
A curtain liner soaks, mildews, and gets thrown away. Glass does not. It wipes clean, it does not hold moisture, and it never sticks to you mid shower. In a hard water area like ours, a squeegee and easy-clean glass keep it looking good for the long haul.
We Handle The Glass, Your Tub Stays Put
To be clear about scope, we are the glass company. We measure, fabricate, install, and replace shower and tub enclosures. We do not do plumbing, tile, or tub work. Your bathtub stays exactly where it is, and we build the enclosure around it. That keeps a tub door project simple and clean. In most Troy bathrooms, this is a straightforward job because the tub and the surround are already there, and the glass is the last piece. You get one family from the first measurement to the final wipe down.
Style is up to you. A tub enclosure can be framed, which is forgiving on an older opening and easy on the budget, or it can be built with heavier glass and less metal for a cleaner look. Hardware comes in a full range of finishes, so it can match the tub filler and the towel bars. Homeowners in Troy usually want the tub to feel like it belongs in the rest of the house, and glass is the fastest way to get there without touching the tile.
- Fits your existing bathtub
- Bypass sliders or tub screen
- No more curtain liners
- Framed or heavier glass options
- A full range of finishes
- Measured and installed by us
Common questions.
Can you put a glass door on my existing tub?
Yes, that is exactly what a tub enclosure is. The bathtub stays put. We measure the tub and the walls around it, build the glass and hardware to fit, and install. You do not need new tile, a new tub, or a plumber. If the opening has an unusual shape, we will tell you at the measure what will and will not work.
Sliding panels or a tub screen. Which is better?
It depends on the tub. Bypass panels close the whole tub off and never swing into the room, which is good in a tight bathroom. A tub screen leaves most of the tub open, which is easier if you bathe kids or wash the dog in there. Tell us how the tub actually gets used and we will point you to the right one.
Will a glass tub door make the bathroom feel smaller?
Usually the opposite. A curtain is a solid wall of vinyl that cuts the room in half visually. Glass lets your eye travel all the way to the back wall, so a small Troy hall bath tends to feel bigger and brighter with glass than with a curtain, especially if the tile behind the tub is worth looking at. Clear glass is the usual choice for that reason.
Will hard water spot a tub enclosure?
Metro Detroit has hard water, so minerals will show on any glass, including a tub door. The fix is simple. Keep a squeegee on the tub deck, wipe the panels after a shower, and ask us about easy-clean glass at the measure. Good hardware helps too, since quality finishes hold up better against the constant moisture around a tub.
Do you install tub doors in Troy?
Yes. We are a family-owned showroom at 42624 Van Dyke Ave in Sterling Heights, and Troy is right next door in Oakland County. Call (586) 315-8900, text (586) 800-9481, or email [email protected], and we will schedule a free in-home measure. The same family that measures your tub builds the glass and installs it. We are open Monday through Friday 9-5 and Saturday 10-2.
Ready To Ditch The Shower Curtain?
We will measure your tub for free and show you what glass would look like over it. No pressure, no pushy sales. Call (586) 315-8900 or text (586) 800-9481.