Hartung Glass Industry Blog

Punxsutawney Phil has spoken: six more weeks of winter. ❄️
While the forecast may be tradition, the impact of winter on commercial buildings is anything but. Cold temperatures, wind, and moisture can expose weaknesses in storefronts, curtain walls, and insulated glass—affecting comfort, safety, and operating costs.

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Imagine walking into a commercial space where sunlight dances through sleek glass panels, casting a gentle glow across everything it touches. This isn't just a flight of fancy—it's the transformative power of interior glass solutions, brought to life by the experts at Hartung Glass Industries.

Glass shower doors can provide numerous advantages for commercial endeavors, encompassing a wide range of benefits that can enhance both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of any commercial space. From hotels and resorts to office buildings and fitness centers, glass shower doors offer a sleek and modern look that instantly elevates the overall aesthetics of any bathroom.

Glass products are undoubtedly the perfect choice for interior solutions in both commercial and residential settings. Read below. as we shed some light on the numerous benefits that come with incorporating glass products into your interior design.

Delving into the world of interior design, we often encounter the transformative power of glass elements. These glass innovations breathe life into both residential and commercial spaces. Let's explore some captivating examples of how glass is reshaping interiors

Glass shower doors can offer several benefits for commercial projects, including:

Commercial laminated glass is a type of safety glass that is commonly used in commercial buildings, such as offices, schools, and retail stores. It is made by bonding two or more layers of glass together with a layer of plastic (usually polyvinyl butyral) in between.

Demountable or "Moveable" Wall Systems are just that! They are moveable walls that be installed and re-installed in different locations. They are typically anchored at the floor and ceiling but can be freestanding, or tie into existing walls.