Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp.

• Glass cut to size for windows, doors, partitions and other architectural applications.
• Glass shower doors and enclosures, including frameless options.
• Glass entrance systems and storefront glass for commercial spaces.
• Glass railings and railing panels for interiors and exteriors.
• Glass table tops and furniture glass, including replacement tops.
• Back-painted glass for decorative and wall applications.
• Laminated glass for safety and decorative use.
• Custom glass partitions and office glass walls, including systems like Kompas and other framed and frameless partitions.

Customisation options

Exact configurations, options and specifications are determined per project, but typical choices include:

• Overall size and shape
• Glass thickness
• Glass type (for example: clear, low-iron/ultra clear, sandblasted, laminated, tempered and other specialty glasses)
• Edge treatments (for example: flat, pencil, seamed, beveled)

Fabrication capabilities

Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp. operates its own fabrication facility with advanced equipment for:

• CNC cutting, milling and polishing
• Drilling, beveling and V-grooving
• Laminating glass
• Back-painting glass
• Sandblasting and finishing

In-house fabrication allows the company to control quality and lead times for custom glass orders.

Typical uses

Custom glass from Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp. is used in:

• Bathrooms (shower doors, tub panels, splash shields)
• Kitchens and dining areas (table tops, shelves, backsplashes)
• Living areas (partitions, doors, railings)
• Commercial spaces (storefronts, entrances, office partitions and railings)

For specific configurations, options and availability, customers should contact the company directly or request a quote from the website.

Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp. fabricates and supplies custom mirrors for homes and commercial spaces.

Types of mirror products

• Mirrors cut to size for walls and other surfaces.
• Wall-to-wall mirrors for gyms, studios and residential rooms.
• Framed and leaning mirrors, including decorative and functional designs.
• Closet and door mirrors, including sliding and swing glass or mirror closet doors.
• Custom decorative mirrors designed to suit individual spaces.

Customisation options

Specific options are configured per order, but typical choices for custom mirrors include:

• Overall size and shape (such as rectangular, square, circle, ellipse, arch and other custom shapes)
• Glass thickness
• Edge finishes (such as flat, pencil, seamed or beveled)
• Backing and hanging systems (for example: no backing, leaning mirror, cleat hanging systems with different backing thicknesses and finishes)
• Optional safety film on the back of the mirror for added safety on certain installations

Typical uses

Custom mirrors from Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp. are commonly used for:

• Bathrooms and vanity areas
• Bedrooms and dressing areas
• Living rooms and entryways
• Fitness rooms, studios and gyms
• Retail and commercial interiors

The company can help design and configure mirrors to fit a specific room or design concept.

For detailed configurations, pricing and lead time for a specific mirror project, customers should request a quote or use the mirror calculator on the website.

• Online quote forms on the Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp. website for general custom glass and mirror projects.
• Dedicated online calculators for custom glass and custom mirror products, where customers can:
• Choose shapes (for example, rectangular, square, circle, ellipse, arch and other custom shapes)
• Enter dimensions in inches
• Select glass or mirror thickness
• Choose glass or mirror type and edge finishes
• Select certain backing or safety options where offered

The online tools are designed to help customers receive an instant or fast estimate based on their specifications.

Measurements

Customers can provide their own measurements for custom glass or mirror, but the company recommends that its team take measurements for more complex projects to help ensure an accurate fit.

Delivery and installation options

Depending on the product and project, options may include:

• Delivery and installation by Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp.
• Customer pickup from the company
• Delivery only, with installation handled by the customer or another contractor

Available options vary by order and project. Specific arrangements are confirmed when a quote is prepared and the order is placed.

Lead times

Lead time depends on the complexity and size of the order, as well as the type of product and any custom fabrication required. The website states that many standard custom-cut glass projects can often be completed within a few days, while more complex or specialised projects may take longer.

For the most accurate information on pricing, options, and timelines for a particular project, customers should contact Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp. directly or submit project details through the online forms.

Locations

• Office location: 132 32nd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232
• Fabrication shop: 119 32nd Street, Brooklyn, NY

Working time

• Working time listed on the website: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

The website does not specify particular days of the week for this working time. Customers should call ahead to confirm current hours and days of operation or to schedule a visit.

• The greater New York metro area
• New Jersey

Projects are available for both residential and commercial customers within these areas.

Types of projects

The company provides glass and mirror products and installation for a wide range of applications, including:

• Residential bathrooms (custom shower doors, tub panels, bathroom mirrors)
• Residential living spaces (table tops, shelves, decorative glass and mirrors)
• Commercial and retail spaces (storefront glass, glass entrance systems and interior partitions)
• Offices and workspaces (glass partitions, conference room glass and railing systems)

For projects outside the New York metro area and New Jersey, or for specialised applications, customers should contact Crystal Glass and Mirror Corp. directly to confirm whether the project can be accommodated.

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