Raj Nagar is one of Ghaziabad's older and more affluent colonies, spread across numbered sectors near the Hapur Road. Its large family kothis are now being renovated or rebuilt, often into modern floors. When a house here is redone, it usually gets new glass throughout: several bathrooms, a stair railing and new windows.
A kothi redone top to bottom
When a Raj Nagar kothi is renovated, the glass is usually done all at once. Several bathrooms, the main staircase and every window.
That is the biggest saving. The visit, the delivery and the team's day are paid once.
We measure the whole house on one visit and quote it together.
Glass at the right point in the build
In a renovation, glass goes in near the end, after flooring and tiling but before final painting.
If it goes in too early, other trades chip it. A chipped toughened panel has to be remade, adding three to five working days.
Share your contractor's schedule and we will fit in at the right time.
Railings for a house of several generations
Most kothis here have a wide staircase, and glass railings are the popular choice now.
A railing stops a person falling, so its glass and clamps are chosen for strength. Without a top handrail, the glass must be thicker.
With several generations under one roof, this is where safety leads the design.
