Glass in Anand

Glass Solutions in Anand, Gujarat

Explore our diverse range of glass solutions, including tempered, laminated, insulated, frosted, and tinted glass, suitable for residential and commercial applications. Our services encompass custom cutting, edge polishing, drilling, sandblasting, and professional installation. With a focus on quality and customer satisfaction, we ensure precise craftsmanship and durability in every project. From small repairs to large-scale installations, trust us to deliver reliable glass solutions that enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your space. Contact us today to discuss your requirements.

Toughened and architectural glass supplied across Anand

Charotar Window Gallery has been supplying and fitting glass across Anand, Nadiad, Vadodara and Ahmedabad for over 15 years. We work from a display showroom on Rajshivalay Cinema Road in Anand, where you can see full-size samples of every product before you order, and we handle the whole job in-house — site measurement, cutting, processing, delivery and installation.

Types of glass we supply

Toughened (tempered) glass

Heat-treated so it is roughly four to five times stronger than ordinary annealed glass of the same thickness, and designed to break into small blunt granules rather than sharp shards. This is the glass to use for shower enclosures, frameless doors, staircase and balcony railings, office partitions and table tops — anywhere a person could walk into it. One important point: toughened glass cannot be cut or drilled after tempering, so every hole, notch and cut-out has to be finalised at the measurement stage.

Laminated glass

Two or more sheets bonded around a PVB interlayer. If it breaks, the fragments stay stuck to the interlayer and the opening stays closed. Used for overhead glazing, skylights, facade panels above head height, and anywhere security or sound reduction matters.

Frosted and etched glass

Acid-etched or sandblasted to obscure the view while still passing daylight. Common in bathroom windows, cabin partitions, main door panels and pooja room shutters. Designs can be cut to your own artwork.

Tinted and reflective glass

Cuts solar heat gain and glare — which matters a great deal in Gujarat, where a west-facing room with plain glass can become unusable through the afternoon.

Back printed (lacquered) glass

Colour or a printed image is applied to the back face of the glass and sealed. Used for kitchen splashbacks, wardrobe shutters, feature walls and TV unit backdrops. It wipes clean, does not fade the way paint does, and can be printed with any artwork you bring us.

Glass facades and structural glazing

Spider fittings, patch fittings and structural silicone glazing for shop fronts, showrooms, office elevations and commercial buildings.

Glass wall cladding

Glass panels fixed over an existing wall in a bathroom, kitchen, lift lobby or reception, giving a seamless, joint-free surface that does not absorb water.

Godrej glass fittings

Patch fittings, floor springs, D-handles, door closers and locks for frameless glass doors, from the Godrej architectural fittings range.

Standard thicknesses and where each is used

ThicknessTypical use
4–5 mmMirrors, picture glass, small window panes, cupboard shutters
6 mmWindows, small partitions, back printed splashbacks
8 mmShower cubicles, low-traffic partitions, glass shelving
10 mmFrameless glass doors, office partitions, railings with a handrail
12 mmCommercial frameless doors, structural railings, facade panels

The right specification depends on panel size, how the glass is supported at its edges and how it will be used — so we work it out at the site visit rather than selling by thickness alone.

Glass processing we handle

  • Cutting to size, including shapes and curves
  • Edge polishing — flat polish, pencil polish and bevelling
  • Drilling and notching for hinges, patch fittings and handles
  • Sandblasting and frosting to your design
  • Back painting and digital printing
  • Toughening and lamination through our processing partners

How a glass job runs

  • Enquiry — call us, or send a photograph of the opening on WhatsApp for a rough idea of cost.
  • Site measurement — we measure on site, because openings are rarely square and toughened glass cannot be adjusted after tempering.
  • Quotation — a written quote listing glass type, thickness, edgework, fittings and installation.
  • Fabrication — cutting, processing and toughening, which typically takes several working days depending on the process.
  • Installation — our own fitters install, seal and adjust the hardware.
  • Handover — we take you through cleaning and, for doors, how the hardware should be adjusted over time.

What affects the price

  • Type of glass — plain, toughened, laminated or back printed
  • Thickness and total square footage
  • Edgework — polished, bevelled or plain
  • Cut-outs, holes and shaped panels
  • Hardware: patch fittings, floor springs, hinges and handles
  • Site conditions — floor level, access, and whether existing glass has to be removed

Glass is priced per square foot and hardware per piece, so a written quote is always more accurate than a figure over the phone. Call +91 96647 73543 or send us the measurements on WhatsApp.

Looking after your glass

Clean with a soft cloth and a mild glass cleaner, or plain water with a little dish soap. Avoid abrasive scourers and strong acidic cleaners — they etch the surface permanently. In hard-water areas, which covers most of Anand district, wipe shower glass down after use or have a water-repellent coating applied; otherwise scale marks build up and become very difficult to remove. Check the hardware on frameless glass doors once a year, and have the floor spring adjusted if the door starts to drop or drag.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between toughened and laminated glass?

Toughened glass is heat-treated to be about four to five times stronger than ordinary glass and breaks into small blunt granules. Laminated glass is two sheets bonded around a plastic interlayer, so when it breaks the pieces stay stuck together and the opening stays closed. Toughened is used for shower cubicles, doors and railings; laminated is used for overhead glazing, skylights and where security or sound reduction matters.

What thickness of glass do I need for a shower cubicle?

Most shower cubicles use 8 mm or 10 mm toughened glass. 8 mm is standard for typical bathroom-sized panels; 10 mm is used for larger panels and for frameless doors that carry their own hinges. We confirm the thickness after measuring the opening.

Can toughened glass be cut or drilled after it is made?

No. Once glass has been toughened it cannot be cut, drilled or notched — any attempt will shatter the whole panel. Every hole and cut-out has to be marked before the glass goes for toughening, which is why we always measure on site first.

How long does a glass order take in Anand?

Plain cut-to-size glass and mirrors are usually ready within a couple of days. Toughened, laminated or back printed glass takes longer because the panels go out for processing — typically around a week, depending on size and the finish you choose. We give you a date in writing with the quotation.

Do you deliver and install outside Anand?

Yes. We regularly work across Vallabh Vidyanagar, Karamsad, Petlad, Borsad, Nadiad, Vadodara and Ahmedabad, and we install with our own team rather than subcontracting the fitting.

How much does toughened glass cost per square foot?

It depends on thickness, edgework, any cut-outs and the hardware you choose, so we quote per job rather than quoting a single rate. Send the measurements on WhatsApp or call +91 96647 73543 and we will give you a written quotation.

Areas we serve: Anand, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Karamsad, Petlad, Borsad, Nadiad, Vadodara, Ahmedabad and the wider Charotar region of Central Gujarat. Our showroom is at Shiv Complex, D-1, 2, 3, opp. Rajshivalay Cinema Road, Anand 388001 — call +91 96647 73543 or send us an enquiry.