A selection of completed glass partition and glass door projects shown alongside the CAD drawing used to plan the installation. These drawings illustrate the overall layout — room shape, door positions and general configuration — so you can see how a project was planned and understand the finished result before manufacture and installation begins, whether for a single door or a multi-room office fit-out.
Glass doors for Comma Oil & Chemicals Ltd in Gravesend, Kent.
I would like to thank you all for the prompt responses to my requests, helping me to have the doors in place to attend my deadline on this lab. Project. The quality is up to our high standard and we will definitely be in touch before the end of the year, when we will be changing all the reception and meeting room areas.
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I was recommended to use Glass at Work by another tenant in our building when I was looking for a glass meeting room and really liked theirs. They came highly recommended. My experience with the comp…
The whole service was brilliant from start to finish. You go online and put in approximate measurements, which is all automated to give you a ballpark quote. You then get a follow up to see if there a…
Ive recently used Glass at Work to aid in completing a project within Southdowns college in Portsmouth. They are fast at responding to enquiries and the work completed by their efficient and tidy engi…
We had the pleasure of having Paul and Vagner, the Glass At Work engineers to carry out the install. Top guys, very professional, very polite, no mess, can not fault in any area! The whole job from in…
Very efficient process, great looking product at a competitive price
Fantastic service, really appreciate everything done by the team. Professional from start to finish. The completed partitions are fantastic and provide a perfect look to our new office space. Would ce…
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