This is a standard commercial window. It has a bronze frame and Low E glass. Low E stands for Low Emissivity. Low E glass helps to control light and heat transfer through the glass.

This picture shows a commercial window that has bronze tinted glass. The glass is colored bronze. It is not a film. We can install bronze tinted glass in any type of window.

This picture shows commercial windows that have gray tinted glass. The glass is colored gray. It is not a tint. We can install a light gray or a dark gray tinted glass in any type of commercial window.

This picture is an example of a slope glaze commercial window system. Slope glaze means that the glass is on a slope. We have worked on many slope glaze systems and would be happy to repair yours or design, furnish, and install a new one.

This commercial window is a steel sash window. Steel sash frames use thin, single pane glass that is secured into place with a putty. We have done thousands of them.

This picture is an example of a commercial window that uses a green tinted glass. Typically green tinted glass is a special type of glass known as Solex. If you have a green window, we can replace it.

This is an example of a commercial window that is considered frameless. Frameless systems are technically Butt-Glaze systems. They typically use 3/8 - 1/2 thick glass. Some of them need even thicker glass than that but almost all of them require safety glass. If you have one that needs to be replaced or designed from scratch, we have many years of experience in working with frameless systems.

This building is an example of a front set commercial window system. If the glass in your building looks like this, we will be glad to repair anything that is broken.

This is an example of a commercial window with blue colored glass. We recently did an office with all blue colored glass.

This is an example of a silver reflective commercial window. Reflective glass also can be ordered in bronze. The bronze reflective has a shiny gold appearance to it.