Glass for interiors and exteriors

One material for very different jobs

Made-to-measure glass can be a shelf, a protective surface, an infill to an opening or part of an external envelope. We start from the purpose of the element, because that determines what has to be checked before it is made and fitted.

For internal elements, the contact with furniture, the way it will be cleaned and the visibility of the edges all matter. For external openings we examine the exposure, the existing joinery and the scope for proper support. That conversation steers the choice before anything is made.

Material and construction

The available types are Tempered glass · Laminated glass · Insulating glass, with a made to measure finish. Dimensions, edgework, openings and the method of support are confirmed against the real place of use. External and structurally sensitive positions require an assessment of the conditions of the particular project.

A sketch or drawing helps tie all the details together, and for more complex shapes we check the final measurements at the building itself.

How it works

1. Describe the purpose and send us a photograph of the fitting location.
2. We establish whether a site survey is needed and which details have to be recorded.
3. We confirm the type of glass, the dimensions and all the processing.
4. We arrange collection or fitting, depending on the element and the location.