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Romford Glass Samples

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Stippolyte

Arctic

Satin

Autumn

Flemish

Minster

Mayflower

Sycamore

Cotswold

Taffeta

Everglade

Types of glass we can supply or supply and fit

Float Glass - (normally 4mm)
Laminated Safety Glass: 6.4mm - 8.8mm - 10.8mm and more..
Toughened safety glass: 4mm - 6mm - 10mm - 12mm and more..
Fire Rated Glass: C730 (30 min fire rated) C760 (60 min fire rated)
Georgian wired cast
Georgian Wired Polished plate (30 min fire rated)
Green House Glass - (normally 3mm)
Coloured low iron glass
patterned glass (a selection above on this page)
Low E Glass
Mirrored Glass (with drill holes, foil backed for placing on a wall) & polished edges

Shop front Replacement

COMMON SHOP FRONT GLASS PROBLEMS WE CAN REPAIR:

Your shop front is the face of your business, so when your glass is damaged, it’s essential to replace it as quickly as possible! The most common call-outs we get are for:

• Burglary or break-in damage
• Vandalism repairs
• Condensation in the glass
• Scratched, cracked or shattered glass
• Misty glass in-between panes
• General wear & tear

Shop Front Glass

Shower screens made to measure

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Frequently asked questions

How to tell what type of glass?

Look closely at the glass edge: tempered glass will have a smooth, slightly rounded edge without sharp corners. Untempered glass has a sharp, unfinished edge. You may also notice small nicks or divots in the glass edge. Tempered glass has undergone intense heating and rapid cooling, so its surface is more durable.

What Are the Different Types of Window Glass?

Annealed Glass    Less expensive, Good visibility
Laminated Glass Strong material, shatter-resistant glass
Low-E Glass        Energy-efficient, thermal coating that lasts 10 to 15 years
Tinted Glass        Promotes greater privacy, heat transfer resistant

What happens when laminated glass breaks?

These glass sheets are held together permanently by an interlayer such as polyvinyl butyral (PVB). Laminated glass is about two times stronger than standard float glass of the same thickness, with the advantage that in case of breakage, it generally holds together by breaking into a spider-web pattern.

What is the most commonly used glass?

As the most common type of affordable glass, float glass will often be used for low-cost windows and smaller display cabinet-style doors, as well as being the base material for almost every other application.

What type of glass is most common in houses?

Annealed Glass -- This is the most commonly used glass type today and is used in most home windows. It is manufactured using the float method

Areas we cover

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Counties Essex Greater London

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