Architectural glazing designed, engineered and fitted in-house by Omnis Glazing Ltd, based in Oxted, Surrey

Surrey

Architectural glass

Large-format and structural glazing, such as glass walls, roofs and frameless screens, engineered for the building it is part of.

  • Large-format and structural glazing: glass walls, glazed roofs and walk-on rooflights
  • Engineered in-house for the building it is part of, not picked from a catalogue
  • Surveyed by Max himself and fitted by a close-knit crew of local glaziers

Who installs architectural glass in Oxted and Surrey?

At Omnis Glazing, we design and fit architectural glass, from glazed roofs and walk-on rooflights to frameless glass walls, from our base in Oxted, Surrey. Each piece is engineered in-house for the building it is part of, and Max surveys every job himself before anything is ordered.

Frameless structural glass box extension fitted in Henfield
  • Fixed price in writingThe number on the quote is the number on the invoice.
  • A named fitterYou know who is coming before fit day.
  • A set fit dateGiven when you accept the quote, and kept.
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What architectural glass covers

Architectural glass is glazing that forms part of the building itself: glazed roofs, walk-on rooflights, frameless glass walls and large structural screens. Our recent work includes walk-on rooflights in Weybridge and a frameless glass box extension in Henfield.

Engineered for the building

Structural glass has to carry its own weight, and sometimes people walking on it, so the thickness of the glass, how it is built up and how it is fixed are worked out for each project. Max surveys every job himself, and the glazing is designed in-house before anything is ordered. Larger projects often need building regulations approval, and we will tell you at the survey what yours is likely to need.

Related work

See external glazing and feature glass, or browse our recent jobs.

How it goes

The five things that happen, in order.

Survey to certificate, no surprises in between
Nobody phones you afterwards to renegotiate. The number on the quote is the number on the invoice.

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  1. 1Survey45 minutes

    Every opening measured to the millimetre, plus a look at lintels, sills and anything the last fitter got wrong.

  2. 2Fixed priceWithin 48 hours

    Emailed itemised per opening. Valid 60 days. No pressure discount attached to it.

  3. 3ManufactureMade to order

    Made to your measurements. Frame colour and glass spec confirmed in writing before it's cut.

  4. 4Fit dayWatertight every night

    Dust sheets down, old units out, new ones in, everything sealed and the skip loaded.

  5. 5Sign-offCompletion certificate

    We walk the job with you and adjust anything stiff, then you sign it off. Replacements are registered with FENSA; new openings are signed off by building control.

Common questions

The questions we get asked every week.

Can glass be used for a roof or a floor?

Yes. Structural glass is made thicker and laminated for roofs, rooflights and walk-on panels. The specification depends on the size and the load, so it is worked out for each project.

Will I need building regulations approval?

Often, for structural and roof glazing. We will tell you at the survey what your project is likely to need, and building control has the final say.

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