My father planned to get our house renovated because it was old and a bit damaged. I checked everything myself to make our home look more modern. I thought about getting a glass front door, but I wasn’t sure
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how to secure front door with glass
. So I researched it and found out it could be safe if I used strong glass, like laminated or tempered.
How to Make Glass Front Door More Secure?
Here are a few suggestions I came across, and informed my father.
Tempered Glass
I found out tempered glass is made by heating and cooling it really quickly. It makes it a lot stronger than regular glass.
It is called safety glass because it is tough to break.
If it breaks, it won't shatter into sharp pieces. Instead, it broke into small, tiny bits that were safer.
That is why it was used in places where safety was a big deal. It seemed like a good choice for my front door.
Laminated Glass
Laminated glass is made of two or more glass sheets stuck together with a plastic layer in the middle. What I liked about it is that if it broke, the glass didn’t fall apart. It just cracked, but stayed in place. That made it much safer.
It also helps keep outside noise down, which is a big plus.
And apparently, it holds up better in storms, and you could even get it reflective if you wanted.
After informing about both options, my father is planning to go with laminated glass for renovation. I hope now you know how safe are front doors with glass.
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How to Secure Front Door with Glass?
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