A SMARTER USE OF YOUR BATHROOM
Turn an Unused Tub Into a Shower You’ll Enjoy Every Day
If stepping over a bathtub feels awkward, or the tub simply takes up space you rarely use, a tub-to-shower conversion can create a more practical bathing area without redesigning the entire room.
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Burrini & Sons helps Morris County homeowners make confident choices about layout, tile or surround materials, glass, fixtures, storage and future needs.
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A More Comfortable Entry
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Replace a high tub wall with a thoughtfully planned shower threshold that better fits your daily routine.
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A Fresh, Open Look
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Glass, tile, coordinated fixtures and better light can make the same bathroom feel brighter and less crowded.
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Designed Around You
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Choose practical details such as a handheld showerhead, niche, bench, grab-bar blocking and easy-care surfaces.
CUSTOMIZE THE CONVERSION
Tub-to-Shower Conversion Options
Every detail supports the complete shower system.
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Tile Shower Walls
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Create a custom look with porcelain, ceramic or stone-look tile selected to coordinate with the bathroom floor, vanity and surrounding finishes.
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Built-In Storage
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Keep everyday products organized with a recessed niche, corner shelves or a ledge placed where it is convenient to reach.
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Low-Threshold Entry
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Reduce the height you step over by selecting a lower shower curb that works with the room’s structure, drain and waterproofing plan.
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Bench or Seat
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Add a built-in bench or compatible shower seat when the available footprint, structure and intended use support the feature.
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Tub-to-Shower Conversions
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Replace a seldom-used bathtub with a roomier shower planned around the existing footprint, plumbing, drainage, and surrounding finishes.
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Updated Fixtures
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Coordinate the showerhead, handheld spray, controls, drain and hardware in a finish that brings the complete design together.
PLAN BEFORE THE TUB COMES OUT
What We Evaluate Before Your Shower Conversion?
The existing tub alcove may look straightforward, but the finished shower depends on what is behind and beneath it.
We consider the drain location, supply plumbing, valve height, wall framing, subfloor condition, ventilation, nearby windows and the relationship between the shower and bathroom door.
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This planning helps identify whether the project can remain within the current footprint or whether modest layout changes would improve the result. It also creates the right foundation for waterproofing, tile layout, a stable shower base and secure attachment points for glass or support features.
LOCAL BATHROOM REMODELERS
Request Your Free Tub-to-Shower Conversion Estimate
Share a few details about your existing bathtub and the shower you have in mind. We’ll help you understand the next step for your bathroom.
READY TO IMPROVE YOUR BATHROOM?​
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65 Park Ave
Randolph, NJ 07869
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​Tell us what is not working and what you want your new shower to do better.​​