Commercial glass.

Storefronts, temporary boarding, mirrors and interior glass, photographed on site. Select a photograph for a closer look.

18 photographs

Worker beside a ladder at a shattered storefront pane in front of an eyewear display. — At the storefrontWork stage
Work at a damaged storefront window, with the display visible behind the glass.

Storefront glazing in front of an eyewear display, with a ladder and broom outside. — The storefront glazingGlazing
Glass in place at the storefront opening, with a ladder and broom still in the work area.

Worker on a ladder beside a timber board covering an opening in a red retail frontage. — Temporary protectionBoard-up
A timber board covers a retail opening while a worker attends to the edge.

Glazed retail frontage beneath a red fascia, viewed from the pavement. — The glazed retail openingGlazing
Glass in place along a red-framed retail frontage.

Worker sweeping the pavement outside a glazed storefront beneath a blue awning. — Clearing the work areaWork stage
Sweeping the pavement beside storefront glazing and a blue awning.

Wide retail facade with curved upper glazing and glass entrance doors below. — A broad retail frontageGlazing
An exterior view of the glazing across a large retail frontage.

Tall timber board covering a shop opening beside shelves, photographed from inside. — Boarding seen from the shop floorBoard-up
Temporary boarding viewed from inside the shop.

Glazed shopfront and open glass doors beneath a store sign inside a shopping mall. — An entrance inside the mallGlazing
A shop entrance with full-height glass and framed doors.

Illuminated shop interior behind a dark-framed glazed storefront at dusk. — Storefront glazing in the eveningGlazing
An outside view of the shopfront glazing in evening light.

Automatic sliding glass doors beneath a glazed transom at a retail entrance. — A sliding shop entranceGlazing
Sliding entrance doors within the surrounding storefront glazing.

Red-framed glass doors and windows along a covered retail frontage. — Glass along the shopfrontGlazing
The glazed entrance and adjoining panes within red framing.

Timber panel covering a display window beside a glazed shop window. — A boarded display windowBoard-up
A display opening covered with temporary timber boarding.

Large timber board across a corner storefront window beneath a blue awning. — Boarding beneath the awningBoard-up
Temporary boarding across the shopfront beneath the awning.

Full-height glass around a corner shopfront beneath blue awnings. — Glass around a storefront cornerGlazing
The shopfront panes and framing viewed from the pavement.

Timber board covering the lower section of a shopfront beside a glazed entrance. — Protecting the lower paneBoard-up
Temporary protection across the lower part of the storefront.

Red-framed storefront with one boarded opening beside a pane with a hole and radiating cracks. — Boarding beside damaged glassBoard-up
A boarded opening beside glass that still shows impact damage.

Wall-mounted mirror panels reflecting exercise equipment and glazed doors in a fitness room. — A mirror wall in the fitness roomMirror
Mirror panels along the wall of a fitness room.

Clear glass panels held by black posts above a food-service counter with a purple front. — Glass above the service counterPartition
A glass partition along the service counter.

From the Glassma archive

These photographs show individual work stages from the Glassma archive. They are presented as separate views, without a dated before-and-after sequence.

A customer perspective

In their own words.

“Really professional and life saver”

Ryan describes help after a break-in damaged his storefront door: boarding up the opening, clearing broken glass and quoting the replacement.

Ryan Nikan · Google review

This customer account is separate from the archive photographs above.

Read the original Customer reviews

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