Storefront glass is a non-load-bearing glass system, typically installed at ground level, designed to provide commercial spaces with clear views, easy access, and a clean, modern appearance.
Installing a storefront requires precision for seamless design and optimal structural performance.
Measure and prepare the opening.
Fix aluminum storefront frames in place.
Secure frames to building structure.
Place and align glass panels.
Fix glass with stops and gaskets.
Apply sealants for weatherproofing.
Check alignment and sealing.
A storefront offers a sleek and modern appearance for various applications, enhancing both the aesthetics and functionality of the structure.
They are commonly used in retail stores, shopping malls, restaurants, and other ground-floor commercial spaces.
No. Storefront systems are non-load-bearing and must be supported by the main building structure.
es. Storefronts can integrate swing doors, sliding doors, or automatic doors.
Yes. They can be designed to comply with local building codes and standards.
Cost depends on project size, glass type, frame finish, door integration, and installation conditions.
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