Sector 29 is Gurugram's busiest restaurant and nightlife strip, beside Leisure Valley and the Huda market. Nearly every unit is a restaurant, café, bar or brewery. The glass work here is fronts, entrance doors and internal screens between the bar and the dining room. And it happens at night, after the last table has gone.
Glazing a restaurant after the last table
A restaurant here cannot lose an evening. So front glass and doors go in after closing, usually late at night, or very early before prep starts.
We arrive with everything cut and drilled, fit, seal and clean, and leave the room ready for service.
Where a fitting genuinely needs a full day, we say so before you book, so you can plan a closed day rather than find out mid-job.
Doors that take a busy night
A restaurant entrance opens hundreds of times on a Saturday night. The part that fails is the floor spring, the mechanism in the floor that closes the door smoothly.
A light spring slams and drifts within months under that use. We fit one rated for heavy commercial traffic, with a handle that stays tight.
Where a door already slams, we check the spring first. It is usually the spring, not the door.
Screens inside the dining room
Many places here want glass inside as well. A screen between the bar and the dining area, or around a private dining room.
These look good and keep the room open. But a single sheet of glass cuts little sound. If you want a quiet private room beside a loud bar, you need double glazing and proper seals.
We price both and tell you honestly what each one does.
