Staying Productive as the Future of Work Changes

As many organizations welcome employees back into office settings, the top concern has become striking a balance between productivity and providing a healthy, safe environment. Both tempered and laminated glass offer solutions to help you meet and exceed these needs with applications suitable for most industries.

Slight Touches, Bold Statements

With glass being the perfect medium for retrofitting or remodeling, our expert advisors can help you achieve a customized look that’s on trend with your current design and branding aesthetics.

In addition to our primary palette of yellow, blue, green, grey, purple, red, orange, and other basic hues, we can also color-match any hue or tone to offer a personalized brand, logo, or decor of your choice.

Read more about why, if it were up to John Connor, his preference would be to work with Dillmeier Glass Company on every project:

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Durability, Transparency & Easy Retrofitting Capabilities

This powerful trifecta is important when designing and planning current office layouts, especially as organizations seek to build collaborative spaces while still adhering to current health and safety restrictions.

While using tempered glass within office spaces is not only less expensive than other materials, partnering with an experienced fabricator can streamline the project planning process for even the most unique expectations, safety guidelines, and requirements.

Did You Know? COVID-19 Has a Shorter Lifespan on Glass than Other Commonly-Used Office Surfaces

According to research published in The Journal of Hospital Infection cited on financial and business news website Business Insider: “The SARS coronavirus, at a temperature of 68 degrees Fahrenheit (20 degrees Celsius), lasted for two days on steel, four days on wood and glass, and five days on metal, plastic, and ceramics. (The researchers also found that one strain of SARS lasted up to nine days on a plastic surface at room temperature.)”