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Glass for specific applications

Studio Frank Weber

Glass is opening up a world of endless possibilities for architects and designers. Choose the right glass and you will benefit from the best possible performance combined with the most appealing looks - whether the glass is for an oven door, a retail storefront or a museum display case. Guardian Glass can help you find the right glass to suit your need.

  • Commercial refrigeration

    Would you ever offer your customers anything but first-rate quality products? At Guardian Glass, we certainly wouldn’t.

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  • Digital signage

    Spectacular digital signage installations in public environment get the right attention – but only if their visibility is not disturbed by unwanted glare.

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  • Museum showcases and displays

    In museums, glass displays are used to protect precious artefacts from damage or distress, while presenting them in the best possible light. But sometimes the glass itself can act as an obstruction to the view.

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  • Smart mirrors

    For the home or for commercial applications, smart mirror technology enables any mirror to become so much more. At home, it can be featured in any room: a mirror turning into a TV, displaying your apps, or even hiding a projection screen.

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  • Storefronts

    In the daylight storefront glass can turn into a mirror; customers can struggle to see the product within storefront displays and visibility deeper inside the store is often impaired.

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  • Transportation

    Let Guardian Glass serve you with unparalleled technological know-how and experience in transportation glass applications. Guardian Glass can help you find the right glass to suit your need.

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  • Appliances

    Hot appliances have a double need for thermal insulation: to keep what’s inside warm without any heat loss, using less energy to achieve required inside temperatures, and to protect the user from any burns from outside.

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