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Think about all of the places in your home where you have glass. Chances are, you have a couple of mirrors. You probably have a lot of windows, and perhaps you have a couple of glass accents like a shower door or glass tile backsplash. It's amazing how many different ways glass can be used in the home. You can buy off-the-shelf pieces, or have them custom-made to fit your dimensions. If you love the look of glass and would like to learn more about it, then you've come to the right place. On this blog, we dive deep into the glass-related topics and offer engaging, thought-provoking articles.

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Ditching The Curtain For New Shower Doors
Shower doors offer some great benefits to your shower, and there are many different styles to choose from. If you have a tub in your bathroom, you can use sliding doors, and if you have a walk-in shower, you can buy doors that will work as well.  Eliminating Cold Breezes  If you have even been in the shower and had cool air coming around your shower curtain, you know that it can make you cold pretty quickly.

Tips for Getting Incredible Auto Glass Repair Work
When you are trying to get the best from your vehicle, looking into some auto glass repair can be just what you need. Fixing windshield cracks and breaks will be important because it allows your vehicle to be at its best, no matter what sort of car you have. Having cracks in your windshield will make it difficult for you to see, will make your windshield weaker as a whole, and will also make your vehicle an eyesore.

3 Creative Ways to Use Glass in Your Home
Glass is not just for windows. Glass can be used in multiple different spaces within your home. Glass is a great building material as it is strong and easy to keep clean and sanitary. #1: Install a Glass Backsplash First, you can use glass to create a backsplash in your kitchen. Glass is easy to clean and sanitary, making it a great backsplash material. You can use glass backsplash around your stove too; the heat will not damage the type of glass that is used for backsplashes.