Hardware for Storefront and Commercial Glass Doors

Glass doors need the right hardware and a careful fit. We coordinate with your glazier so the door works from day one.

Who calls us about this

• A new shop is being fitted out.
• A door is being replaced.
• The hardware is being upgraded.
• A lock needs changing.

How the visit goes

1. We review the door type, the glass and the frame.
2. We choose locks, closers and pulls that suit them.
3. We fit the hardware and align it carefully.
4. We adjust and test the door thoroughly.

What we look at

• Glass thickness and door type
• Lock and closer selection
• Pull handles
• Alignment

What affects the price

Hardware and time.

Before you call

Tell us the door type and glass thickness if known.

Good to know

New glass doors are supplied and glazed by a glazier, but the locks, closers and pulls still need to be chosen and fitted well. We work alongside your glazier so the hardware matches the door and the frame. Narrow-stile doors limit the locks that fit, and thicker glass may need specific hardware. Tell us the door type and the glass thickness if you know it.

When this is not the right fix

Glass supply and glazing need a glazier.