When builders need strong glass windows, doors, walls, and skylights, they commonly turn to laminated glass.
Have you ever gone to your glass vendor, explained your project, and been told to look at a plastic glass substitute instead?
Whether you're working on a new build, or updating an existing space, choosing the right commercial windows for your project is essential to making the right impression.
Let’s say you’re working on a new office building. Your client wants to take advantage of as much natural light as possible but doesn’t want an entirely open-floor concept. You float the idea of glass walls and doors, and your client loves it.
Ever since the Romans first added glass in their window openings around 100 AD, designers and builders have strived to take windows beyond their humble beginnings as thick, small, curved, fixed pieces with little-to-no visibility.
