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Toughened glass, also known as tempered or safety glass, is one of the most widely used architectural glass products around the world. Here at Peterlee Glass, we can supply toughened glass for a range of applications.
Here at Peterlee Glass, we believe that glass is one of the most extraordinary materials in the world and we know that using it in your commercial space will bring a number of advantages. To help give you some inspiration, take a look at our top 5 architectural glass concepts from around the world.
Are you looking to make a dramatic design statement in your commercial space, but worried a glass floor may not be as functional as wood, steel or concrete? Here, we work through the top five misconceptions about glass floors, highlighting why glass is in fact well suited to every building.
Whether it is a Juliet glass balcony (a very shallow balcony with a safety railing on an upper storey of a building), or a larger glass balcony, glass balconies offer the perfect opportunity to create innovative links between your office spaces and the outdoors, synergising appropriately with a modern and sophisticated image to attract possible future employees and customers to your business.
Want a structure can last forever and add a unique twist to an otherwise typical building? Glass canopies can do that and so much more.Few architectural features are as striking as a glass canopy, but as well as aesthetic appeal, canopies have a multitude of benefits for your commercial property.
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Peterlee Glass is the north east’s leading commercial glass suppliers. Find out in our blog why your commercial property needs to upgrade to glass balustrades.
Is this New Year the time to refresh your office space? Versatile, attractive and functional, architectural glass is the perfect way to update an office or commercial space. Read on for some practical examples showing how architectural glass can be incorporated into your design project.
Practical and decorative etched and frosted glass is a stylish, functional choice to enhance your commercial property, providing privacy and screening as well as creating a unique style feature or point of interest. Whether you’re looking for fully or part-frosted glass partitions, privacy screening or perhaps you want to incorporate a company logo particular design into your glazing project, our specialised team is on hand to assist you. In the meantime, this blog explains the key differences between etched and frosted glass to help you decide which is right for your commercial project.
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