Glazier Bayswater

Yes. We fabricate aluminium doors in-house to the exact opening size, so a stacker that opens a living room to an outdoor area is a job we handle from measure to install.

Yes. Worn rollers and a dirty track are the most common reason a slider drags or sticks. New rollers and a clean-up usually fix it in a single visit.

Yes. We measure the recess, fabricate in-house and install in 10mm toughened glass. It goes in as part of a renovation or on its own as a bathroom upgrade.

It is an inner suburb, so quickly. Same day for emergency glass and usually a short wait for scheduled jobs. Call us and we will give you a straight answer on timing.

Yes. We reglaze existing frames where they are in good condition, or supply and refit new aluminium frames where the originals are past it.

Bayswater is inside our regular service area, so a job here is a normal day's work rather than a special trip. Broken glass is treated as an emergency and we will tell you on the phone when we can be there, not after you have booked.

Yes. If the right glass is not on the van, we make the opening safe and secure the same visit, then come back with the cut-to-size pane. You are never left with an open window overnight.

Everything we install is glazed to Australian Standard AS 1288, which sets where toughened and laminated glass are required. Pool fencing and balustrades are also glazed to AS 1926 where it applies. If a pane is in a door, beside a door, or low to the floor, it gets safety glass, not ordinary float.

Whichever actually fixes it. A cracked pane in a sound frame is a glass replacement and it is the cheaper job. A frame that is corroded, bent or past its hardware is a replacement, and we will say so rather than glaze into something that will fail again.