Park Glass project examples
Glass and glazing case studies
Explore a selection of the bespoke glass, mirror, window and door work our Maidstone team can help with. These representative examples use photographs from our project gallery and show how we approach made-to-measure work for homes, trade and commercial settings.
Bespoke interiors
Made-to-measure coloured splashback
A shaped glass panel can turn a practical kitchen or utility surface into a clean, durable feature. The process begins with confirmed dimensions, colour choice and the exact positions of sockets, corners and other cut-outs.
The glass is prepared to the agreed drawing, its edges and openings are processed before toughening, and the reverse is finished in the selected colour. Accurate information at approval stage helps the finished panel fit neatly around surrounding units and fittings.
Bathroom glazing
Frameless shower screen glass
Bathroom glazing requires careful measurement, sensible fixing positions and the correct safety-glass specification. A clear panel keeps the room feeling open while protecting nearby surfaces from water.
Dimensions, holes and hardware locations must be agreed before manufacture because toughened glass cannot be cut or drilled afterwards. Polished edges and considered alignment create a crisp finish that works with the existing bathroom layout.
Safety glazing
Balustrade-style glass panels
Glass around stairs, landings and raised areas has a safety-critical role as well as a visual one. The required glass build-up depends on the support system, panel dimensions, load conditions and how the completed barrier is designed.
Park Glass can manufacture panels to an approved specification, including polished edges, holes and shaped details. The project designer or competent installer remains responsible for confirming that the full system complies with the relevant requirements.
Bespoke mirrors
Round feature mirror
A made-to-measure mirror can be sized for a particular wall, vanity, alcove or commercial interior. Circular and shaped mirrors need accurate finished dimensions, with any holes, sockets or specialist edge details identified before processing.
The mirror is cut and finished in the workshop, with edge options selected to suit the intended look and installation method. The result is a purpose-made feature rather than a compromise based on a standard retail size.
Doors
Aluminium bifold doors
Wide glazed openings can improve daylight and connect living spaces with the garden. Aluminium frames provide slim sightlines, robust operation and a contemporary appearance for renovations and extensions.
A successful installation depends on verified structural openings, suitable thresholds, drainage and careful alignment. Style, colour, opening direction and glazing options can be considered together before the final order is approved.
Windows
Modern aluminium window upgrade
Replacement windows must balance appearance, ventilation, security and thermal performance. Slim aluminium framing can suit both contemporary buildings and carefully planned upgrades to existing properties.
Each opening is considered individually so the frame style, glass specification and opening configuration suit the room. Final survey dimensions and installation details are confirmed before made-to-measure manufacture.
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