A clear starting point
for your project.
Custom glass work begins with understanding the opening and its surroundings. Where wall cutting is involved, the proposed location, wall condition and any required approvals or structural review should be established before work is agreed. Share clear site photographs, the intended opening size and a reference for the glass treatment. These details help separate the cutting requirements from the glazing and finishing scope.
What to share with us
- Existing wall and opening photographs
- Proposed dimensions and glass treatment
- Site restrictions or required approvals
- Frame and surrounding finish requirements
Each enquiry starts with the actual space and the work required. Photographs and approximate dimensions help with the discussion; the final specification, availability and quotation are confirmed directly.
An opening with a purpose
Wall openings and custom glazing should be planned together. The position of a new opening affects daylight, access, privacy and the surrounding finishes. Explain the purpose of the change and show the area from both sides where possible.
Any structural considerations, concealed services and permissions should be resolved before cutting work is agreed. Once the opening and support arrangements are clear, the frame and glass details can be discussed as part of the installation.
Useful questions to consider
Can I send photographs before discussing the work?
Yes. Use the WhatsApp enquiry button and attach photographs in WhatsApp. Include your location and a brief description so the enquiry has useful context.
How do I request a quotation?
Share the required work, approximate measurements and preferred finish. The scope and quotation need to be confirmed directly; no fixed service prices are published here.
What if I do not have exact measurements?
Start with photographs and the dimensions you know. Explain which measurements are approximate so the remaining details can be discussed.
