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.
T-Bar Glass Sliding Door and Side Panel for a Domestic Project in Liss, Hampshire.
We were extremely satisfied from start to finish, from the booking in, the surveyor and the rapidity of the work from order to completion, which was done to a high standard.
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Would 100% recommended Glass at work. Quick at replying to emails and phone calls. Any issues with the CAD drawing it is altered effectively. Once the deposit was paid final measurements were taken i…
We are very happy with the glass wall installation carried out by Glass at Work. From the initial consultation through to installation, the process was clear, straightforward, and well communicated th…
Great service from the team. Quick and efficient design and installation of a partition to create a specific meeting room within an open plan office space. Installers were polite and kept disruption t…
We have an office in the City of London and needed to put some glass doors for our conference room. It was a very easy process from ordering to fitting, and the doors look great. We were advised of …
From Quote to install by far the most professional company I've worked with. communication was well delivered by Mike the pm who kept me informed on the process right through. don't normall…
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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