Glass Wind Barrier for Decks
Using a glass wind barrier to shield decks is a great way to keep clean aesthetics. However, certain safety aspects need to be accounted for. So what type of glass should you use for a glass wind barrier? Glass.com's Glass Detective explains on our blog!
Window Restoration Tips from A to Z
Wondering if you should replace your older home's windows, or if you can repair or restore them? We’ll help you find out the differences between window restoration and replacement and which one is right for you as well as some tips on navigating through this process, from A to Z!
What’s an Infinity Mirror and How Can I Use One in My Home?
Mirrors today come in a wide range of shapes, sizes and styles. But how about those wild infinity mirrors, and how can you use one in your home? They’re usually colorful displays that appear virtually endless, as though they’re traveling through infinity. While it might sound a bit out of this world, infinity mirrors can also be used in your home.
How to Wash Your Car in the Winter
Not only does washing your car protect it, but washing your windshield keeps you and your family safe as well. So how do you wash your car during winter? Learn the dos and don'ts of winter car washing.
What is Colored Mirror Glass?
Mirror glass creates a unique visual aesthetic, and for a completely different look, colored mirrors can bring even more style to enhance your living space. Learn more about mirror glass, how it's made, and color options from antique to bright pops of red and pink.
Laminated vs. Tempered Side Windows in Vehicles
You may have seen it in the news recently—instances of someone getting stuck in their vehicle after an accident because the car was equipped with laminated side windows. Learn about the pros and cons of laminated and tempered glass when used in side windows.
7 Ways to Finance your New Windows and Doors
Is it time to replace all the windows and doors in your house? From home equity loans to credit cards, learn 7 ways you can finance your new window or door installation.
How to Locate Your Car’s VIN
Your vehicle identification number, or VIN, is an important tool that auto glass shops use when replacing windshields, side windows, and more. Find out how to locate it.
Should You Restore or Replace Old Windows?
There is something very special about the presence of an old window and the character it adds to a home. Learn about the pros & cons of restoring vs. replacing old and historic windows.
Are Tinted Vehicle Windows Illegal?
If you’re thinking about adding window tint to your vehicle windows it’s important to know what’s legal in your state, as window tinting laws vary by state. Reputable tint shops will inform you that you can’t tint your windows past a certain level while others may perform illegal tints anyway. Learn more about window tinting here options & limitations here.
How to Insulate RV Windows
RVs, motorhomes, travel trailers, campers, and fifth-wheels are tried-and-true vehicles for traveling around and seeing all that the country has to offer. They offer a
Can You Wash Your Car if Your Windshield is Cracked?
Washing your car with a cracked windshield … although it seems like an initial “no” there are a few things to consider. Yes, technically you
Keeping Your Shower Door Clean With Hydrophobic Coatings
Tired of a less-than-perfect shower door? A hydrophobic shower glass coating may be the ticket to a clean and clear shower door. Find out more here and locate a shower glass professional near you.
What to Expect During a Shower Door Installation
Upgrading your bathroom can add instant value to your home. Before you begin, do your research to understand what to expect from a shower door installation.
How Much Does a New Shower Door Cost?
Upgrading your bathroom with a new glass shower enclosure is a great way to add value to your home. Even simple upgrades such as new hardware and fixtures can give your bathroom a facelift that boosts your return on investment. Learn about your glass shower door options and price ranges here.
Window Safety 101: Preventing Window Falls
Every year, about eight children under the age of five die from injuries sustained from falling out a window. More than 3,300 are seriously injured and wind up in the hospital. But many of these deaths and injuries could be prevented by putting some basic window safety practices in place.
