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How Commercial Glazing Takeoffs and Estimates Work
A commercial glazing takeoff converts construction drawings and specifications into a detailed list of the glass, aluminum framing, doo...
Shower Support Bars and Brackets: When Are They Required?
A shower support bar is generally required when a fixed glass panel cannot achieve adequate stability through its wall and base connect...
How to Choose a Sliding Shower Door Hardware Kit
A sliding glass shower door can save space, create a wider entrance and give a bathroom a clean, modern appearance. However, the door w...
U-Channels vs Glass Clamps for Frameless Shower Panels
U-channels and glass clamps are two common ways to secure fixed panels in frameless shower enclosures. A U-channel supports the glass a...
The Most Common Glass Shower Door Parts and Their Functions
Glass shower doors rely on several parts to support the glass, control movement and manage water. The most common glass shower door par...
Shower Door Hardware: A Complete Guide to Every Component
Shower door hardware includes every mechanical, structural and water-control component used to install and operate a glass shower enclo...
Replace a Shower Door Sweep: Step-by-Step | Daltex Glass
Most snap-on sweeps can be replaced without removing the shower door. However, framed, sliding and metal-channel systems may require a ...
How Commercial IGUs Are Manufactured
Commercial insulated glass units are manufactured by combining two or more carefully prepared glass panes with a spacer, sealed cavity ...
Argon vs Air-Filled IGUs: Which Is Better?
When comparing argon vs air-filled IGUs, argon-filled units generally provide better thermal insulation because argon transfers heat le...
How Long Do Insulated Glass Units Last in Texas?
Insulated glass units typically last between 15 and 25 years. A well-manufactured unit that is correctly installed and protected from p...
