How we work
The construction process is quite clean. We first assemble the metal structure of galvanised steel profiles, screwed to the floor and ceiling. Electrical cables and water pipes, if any, are routed, and the interior is filled with rock wool or glass wool blankets, which provide considerable acoustic insulation. Plasterboard panels are screwed on both sides. Joints are taped with fibre tape and jointing paste, sanded between layers to achieve a completely smooth surface, ready for painting. The correct protocol when glass breaks involves three steps. First, immediately remove all loose fragments to prevent accidents, which is especially important with children or pets at home. Second, provisionally cover the area with a thick plastic sheet or board if it is accessible from the outside and there is a risk of intrusion. And third, call the glazier as soon as possible for measurement and replacement. The urgency depends on whether the area is watertight. A window facing an interior patio can wait 2-3 days without a problem. A balcony door or exterior window with a risk of rain entering or theft requires urgent replacement. We start with a measurement visit. We precisely measure the existing opening, identify the type of glass to be replaced (tempered, laminated, Climalit), and verify the fixing system to the frame (silicone, PVC profile, neoprene gasket) to ensure the replacement is identical to the original. We provide a fixed quote during the same visit.
