When ordering glass for commercial applications, you’ll notice there are several types to choose from. Most commonly: annealed, laminated, heat-treated, and tempered.
It’s important to understand the various considerations of each of these types of glass to ensure you’re making the perfect choice for your project.
Here we will be talking specifically about glass tempering, but we do have resources available for heat-treated glass and beveled glass as well.
In creating a certain look and feel for a space, using the right commercial mirror types can be the perfect complement to any design.
| Not every mirror will work in any space. The type of commercial mirror used depends on its intended use and placement. This guide walks you through what to consider as you choose commercial mirrors for your client’s next project. In this guide, we discuss: |
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Consider the impact commercial mirrors make:
A salesperson heads out to a big pitch meeting. Wanting to look perfect, they stop and make last-minute adjustments in front of a large mirror on the hotel lobby wall.
That same mirror provides a warm and welcoming ambiance for hotel guests as they enjoy a cup of coffee and catch up on the morning news.Commercial mirrors improve a space with functionality and a touch of sophistication. Manufactured in various sizes, colors, and types of glass, mirrors are used in several applications -- from commercial bathrooms to offices.
Whether installed above a sink or vanity or simply hung on a wall for decoration, a mirror is one of the most noticeable elements of a bathroom.
Six locations ideal for commercial glass include:
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The business center at an upscale hotel you’re staying at. The walls of your favorite restaurant. Even your shower.
