Frequently asked questions

The available specifications are Tempered laminated glass 8+8 mm · Tempered laminated glass 10+10 mm. The final choice depends on the dimensions, the support method and the conditions at the particular building.

Wind load, the position of the building and the substrate are checked for every project before the glass, the brackets and their spacing are chosen.

Yes, the initial survey and a conversation about the design are arranged at no cost, so that we can prepare a proposal suited to the building.

For this product group the available finishes are stainless steel · matt black · anodised aluminium. We match the choice to the architecture and to how exposed the position is.

For shower enclosures we offer Tempered float glass 8 mm · Lamistal laminated glass 4+4 mm. We choose the suitable specification according to the span, the way it opens and the layout of the bathroom.

The available finishes are polished chrome · matt black · stainless steel, so the hardware can be matched to the taps, the profiles and the other details of the bathroom.

After showering we recommend removing the water with a squeegee and using a mild product and a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive sponges that can damage the surface.

A sliding door needs no room for the leaf to swing, while a hinged door opens in the familiar way; the choice depends on the passage, the wall and how the space is used.

The glass available includes Tempered float glass 8 mm · Clear or frosted Lamistal laminated glass 4+4 mm, so the level of privacy can be matched to the purpose of the room and the amount of light you want.

For glass doors the available finishes are anodised aluminium · matt black, which we match to the existing joinery and to the details of the interior.

The number of tracks and the panel layout are set by the width of the opening, the preferred stacking position and the room available for the panels to move.

They reduce direct exposure to wind and rainfall, but the design and the protection you can expect should be assessed against the position and conditions of each building.

The intended glass is Lamistal laminated glass 5+5 mm and the profile finishes are anodised aluminium · powder coating in RAL colours. We match the final choice to the opening and to the facade.

Dimensions, supports and fixings are assessed against the position, the span and the expected loads of the particular building; there is no single design for every location.

For canopies the intended glass specifications are Tempered laminated glass 8+8 mm · Tempered laminated glass 10+10 mm. The final choice is tied to the span, the supports and the project assessment.

The available finishes are stainless steel · anodised aluminium · powder coating in RAL colours, and the choice is matched to the facade, the joinery and how exposed the building is.

Suitability is checked against the type of appliance, the clearances and the installation conditions, and every opening and edge should be established before the glass is made.

The available finishes are lacquered in RAL colours · digital printing, so the appearance can be matched to the fronts, the worktop and the other colours in the space.

For this purpose the intended specifications are Tempered glass 6 mm · Tempered lacquered glass 6 mm, and we choose the final one according to the look you want and the details of the space.

The support method required depends on the dimensions, the substrate and the edges of the opening, so we set the profiles and fixings after inspecting the actual space.

For partitions the intended glass specifications are Lamistal laminated glass 5+5 mm · Tempered float glass 10 mm. The choice depends on the span, the transparency you want and the method of fixing.

The available finishes are anodised aluminium · matt black, chosen to suit the joinery, the lighting and the other metal details of the interior.

We offer Tempered glass · Laminated glass · Insulating glass. We determine the suitable type from the purpose, the dimensions, the position and the method of support at the building.

Insulated glass is part of the range, and its make-up and suitability are determined by the opening, the existing joinery and the requirements of the particular space.

The finish is listed as made to measure, which means we match the processing details to the measurements and the purpose of each element.

A double unit has two panes of glass and a triple unit has three. The third pane adds another cavity, so triple glazing is chosen when thermal insulation is the priority.

Combinations are available that include Double and triple glazing · Float 4–8 mm · Low-E 4 and 6 mm · Lamistal 3+3 · Satinato, griz, silvit · Parsol and Stopsol, so each pane is chosen for the window's position, privacy and exposure to the sun.

Yes, insulating glass units are available with argon filling · glazing bars, agreed when the glass make-up is confirmed.

The available treatments are edge grinding · sandblasting · engraving · drilling · tempering, and we set their order and feasibility according to the type, the thickness and the final purpose of the glass.

You can bring it in for inspection, after which we assess the condition, the type and the feasibility of the treatment requested before accepting the work.

The range in the catalogue is described as All thicknesses from 4 to 19 mm, but we always check whether a given treatment is possible against the particular piece and request.

Our only workshop is at 72. bojne Vojne policije 24, 23000 Zadar. Please arrange a time in advance for visits and collections.

A survey in Zadar can often be arranged within the same week, but the exact time depends on the current diary and is confirmed in advance.

In the workshop we arrange cutting and finishing of glass to the drawing and the survey; we check what is possible for each chosen type and thickness.

Yes, we plan surveys for the whole island, Novalja and the more distant places included, at a time arranged in advance and grouping journeys where that is workable.

We do not give a universal guarantee against the bura without inspecting the location. The design depends on the exposure, the span, the substrate, the height and other conditions of the particular building.

Proximity to the sea and direct exposure to salt are taken into account when choosing materials and maintenance, and the proposal is settled after inspecting the fitting location.

We do not; the only workshop is in Zadar, and we travel to Šibenik for surveying and fitting arranged in advance.

We use the first visit to check the measurements and the substrate, and confirm a separate fitting date once the glass and the building are ready.

It does; the timing depends on production, on the building being ready and on transport, so journeys are arranged in advance and combined where that is practical.

We assess the scope from the drawings, the survey, the deadlines and the access to the building, and align the phases with the main contractor before confirming.

The drive is roughly two hours, but traffic, the unloading point, the access and the weather can all change the duration and the delivery time.

It is worth getting in touch before the substrates are finished, so that we can check measurements, fixings and the order of work with the tilers, renderers or other trades.

Yes, the timing can be matched to the availability of the property, and arranging it early makes it easier to plan before guests arrive or after they leave.

The space we are working in has to be free and accessible; for a rented property the most reliable approach is to book a slot with no changeover and no guests staying.

We carry out the final survey once the tiling and the other surfaces that determine the real dimensions and the hardware positions are in place.