Commercial glass

Your Commercial Glass Specialists

Part of owning a business is attracting potential customers while also providing for the operations of your company. The type of commercial glass you use will vary depending on your needs. Maybe you need more privacy for meetings or client confidentiality. Maybe possibly you’re looking to create a simple, clean way to showcase your offerings. Or are you looking to create an eye-catching, welcoming entryway for your business? No matter your needs, our team at Charleston Window & Glass can help you find the right solution.

Annealed Glass

One of the three main types of commercial glass, annealed glass is the most common storefront glass as it is incredibly versatile and useful in most applications. This flat, basic, float glass hasn’t been tempered or heat-strengthened and is often used in double-glazed windows.

Tempered Glass

Tempered glass is really just annealed glass that has been heated and hardened to make it stronger. Tempered glass is four times stronger than standard annealed glass thus making it much safer for accidental bumps or collisions in your commercial space.

Laminated Glass

Laminated glass consists of two pieces of annealed glass sealed by a film. In the event of a break, the film, keeping it firmly in place, holds the glass together. Because of this, laminated glass is ideal for commercial spaces in areas with a greater risk for damage as well as for commercial display of valuable merchandise.

Frosted Glass

Named for its frosty appearance, frosted glass is often used for businesses and spaces that want light but require privacy. Medical, spas, meeting rooms, and a wide array of business applications can benefit from the cloudy glass finish of this product to balance light with confidentiality.

Stained Glass

Most often associated with churches and historical buildings, stained glass provides a unique, beautiful look for storefronts, restaurants, and bars. If you’re looking to create a welcoming, festive, and artistic feeling for potential customers, then stained glass is the option you’re looking for.

Single Pane and Dual Pane Glass

While single pane glass is the most common type of glass, it suffers from a lack of insulation resulting in a higher energy bill. The dual pane glass options have a thing layer separating them, providing a distinct insulation advantage for your space and reducing your power bill.