Our customer had a cabinet constructed with a built-in niche. They wanted custom glass shelves to finish out the project. Due to the intricate nature of the opening, we had to take very precise measurements and templates to make sure the glass would fit just right.
Our customer at Parsippany Endodontics wanted new custom doors for their office space. We contacted our supplier at Rustica as they provide high quality custom doors for various applications.
Our customer was in the market for a steam shower enclosure installation. He had recently renovated the bathroom, and all the existing tile work. We provided him with a new completely frameless steam shower enclosure.
Our customer at the Social Security Administration needed a secure transaction window at their office in West Nyack, NY. The original glass made for difficult sound transmission for the staff and customers to hear each other when speaking.
Our customer needed a new custom shower enclosure. They chose a frameless option to display the new tile work they had installed. We used 3/8″ clear tempered glass for the door, and 1/2″ clear tempered glass for the stationary panels.
Our customers at Bloomberg in Princeton, NJ needed new entry doors and sidelights. We ordered a custom aluminum and glass medium stile pair of doors and sidelights in dark bronze anodized aluminum finish from our supplier at Rebco, Inc.
Our good customer at Commerce Park in East Hanover, NJ had existing office partitions without doors. They were looking to create more privacy for their offices.
Our customer was expanding their Modern Micro Endodontics practice, and secured a new location in Bayonne, NJ. They wanted to upgrade the existing building with a new modern style storefront window and door.
All Class Glass offers frameless shower enclosure servicing. As time goes on, frameless enclosures will need some attention to maintain form, function, and appearance. We offer 3 levels of frameless shower enclosure servicing as follows:
Our customer needed their service window replaced at their reception counter in Haledon, NJ. The original glass made it difficult for the staff and customers to hear each other when speaking.