When Standard Glazing Isn't The Answer.
Not every glazing project fits neatly into a product category.
Sometimes the architecture calls for something completely bespoke.
From frameless glass screens and large areas of fixed glazing to structural glass installations and unusual glass details, we can develop a solution around what you’re trying to achieve.
What Can We Do?
Quite a lot.
Depending on the project, bespoke glazing can include:
- Frameless internal and external glass screens.
- Structural glazing.
- Large fixed glass panels.
- Frameless glazing.
- Glass walls and partitions.
- Glass-to-glass corners.
- Bespoke shaped glass.
- Structural glass fins and supports.
- Specialist glass specifications.
- Glazing incorporated into unusual architectural details.
Some projects may use one of these elements. Others combine several.
The starting point isn’t a product. It’s what you want the glass to do.
The Less Frame You Want, The More The Detail Matters
Creating something that looks simple can require considerably more thought behind the scenes.
Glass specification, structure, movement, weathering, fixings and installation can all influence how a bespoke glazing detail needs to be designed.
That’s why it’s worth involving us early when you’re trying to achieve something particularly minimal or unusual.
Can It Be Done?
Usually, the best place to start is simply to ask.
Send us a drawing, sketch, photograph or even an idea of what you’re trying to achieve.
We’ll look at it practically, explain what’s possible and, if we think there’s a better way of doing it, we’ll tell you.
Discuss Your Bespoke Glazing Project
If your project doesn’t fit neatly into one of the products you’ve seen elsewhere on our website, that doesn’t mean we can’t do it.
Structural glazing and a pool pavilion at Rothwell shows what that looks like in practice.
Bespoke Glazing Projects
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