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Protecting Shower Glass from Water Damage
I would say that the question I am most frequently asked is whether or not there is a practical way to protect shower glass from water damage. These days, customers are remodeling their bathrooms using granite, marble, and high-end tile work. They are looking for a frameless glass enclosure that will accent the beauty of…
Phone Interview with Max Perilstein on April 9, 2019
Click here to listen to the audio interview Max Perilstein is founder of Sole Source Consultants, a consulting firm for the building products industry that specializes in marketing, branding, communication strategy and overall reputation management, as well as website and social media, and codes and specifications. Max Perilstein’s blog | Glass Magazine From the Fabricator-…
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Frameless Shower Enclosures for Bathtubs
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