Cover Glass USA Blog

When the weather is perfect almost year round, it only makes sense to have an outdoor room to enjoy the sun .  However , when you create a barrier between the outdoor room and the house, people are less likely to go outside. 

Recently, we had the honor to work on one of the most unique homes in San Diego. The property features a large amount of glass features, many of which are Cover Glass systems.

It's no secret how glass improves the look and feel of a home--allowing for more natural light to enter and help space feel larger. 

You’re down to a shortlist of options, but there’s one last thing to consider before you make your final choice: cost. What makes the decision difficult is the various ways architects charge as some use an hourly rate, others a percentage of the project cost, and yet others a fixed fee. 

This humble abode in Point Loma is a great example of just how effectively the Cover Glass system can transform a home

Frameless glass can transform your home or business, enhancing aesthetics and improving functionality. When you choose a glass sliding system from Cover Glass, you have yet more options for potential uses.

If you’ve ever wondered how updating your glass could make a difference to your business, look no further than The LOT in Liberty Station, Point Loma. Cover Glass recently worked to transform the restaurant portion of the movie-culinary combo business. 

Not long ago, we worked on a project where the homeowners wanted to take full advantage of their ocean views and patio space. To do this, they decided to incorporate the Cover Glass product into several parts of their home.

We recently worked on a project in Laguna Beach where the homeowners wanted to include Cover Glass sliding doors in multiple parts of their property. 

The trend of saving energy at home began in the 1960s. Among other things, this led to the development of insulating glass units. These are made up of two or three panes of glass, each of which is separated by a spacer (usually made of aluminum) and a desiccant, to avoid a buildup of moisture.