Glass guide

Glass wall panels in renovations and existing buildings: how to assess them

Renovation is rarely just about a new surface. Often an area is meant to become easier to clean, calmer to look at and more refined in daily use.

Show what is there first

Photos of tiles, edges, connections, corners and adjoining furniture help with the first assessment. This makes it clear more quickly whether a wall panel, a partial surface or a combined solution makes sense.

Reducing the places that need care

Older wall areas in particular often have many joints, transitions or hard-to-reach spots. Glass can visually calm these surfaces and make everyday cleaning easier.

Starting a renovation without unnecessary detours

Rough measurements and good photos are enough to begin with. The exact site survey only follows once feasibility, the glass effect and the scope you want are clearer.

• photos of the existing surface and the adjoining areas
• a note on whether there are tiles, plaster, furniture or taps
• what you would like: a subtle upgrade, a major change or a focus on care
• rough measurements and the time frame you would like for the modernisation