Commercial properties such as shops, bars and showrooms often have glazed external doors so that passersby can see inside easily. The same is true, of course, of many residential buildings, where homeowners want glass in their doorway so that they can see outside from within. Either way, glazed doors are susceptible to becoming cracked if they are knocked into with any force. In a city centre or a shopping mall, this all too frequently occurs because people bump into the doors with shopping trolleys or because vandalism is committed.

Glass shower screens are not only elegant and sophisticated but also easy to install, clean and maintain. When you are transitioning from framed to frameless shower screens, you might encounter some differences. Below are a few physical aspects to check for and consider when buying frameless shower screens. Thickness Frameless shower screens are a two in one thing. They are both the frame and the body of the screens. You should therefore consider the thickness of the frameless shower screens before purchase.

Homeowners who would like to install a glass splashback during a kitchen renovation project can choose between mirrored glass and glass tiles/sheets. This article discusses these two forms of glass splashbacks. Use this information to make an informed decision when you go shopping for a splashback.  Glass Tiles/Sheets Glass splashbacks are available either as tiles or seamless panels which can be installed in your kitchen. The glass can be ordinary or tempered to increase its strength.