[jonsi99]

We’re giving our restaurant a bit of a facelift and the old front glazing is now the obvious weak point. It looks dated and one of the seals has started letting in a noticeable draft. We’d like something that feels modern but can handle daily use and plenty of cleaning. Has anyone replaced restaurant glazing recently and can recommend a reliable installer?

[Habbyyy77]

During our restaurant refurbishment, the front glazing quickly became the part that looked most out of place. One failed seal was also causing a chilly draught near the entrance, so we decided to replace it rather than keep patching things. Restaurant glazing helped us choose glazing suitable for busy daily use and regular cleaning, then arranged the installation around service hours. The frontage now looks fresher and the entrance feels warmer. I’d ask about durable finishes, cleaning access and guarantees before booking.