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AUTO GLASS & SUPPLY

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OPEN 8 AM TO 5 PM   MONDAY - FRIDAY
OPEN 9 AM - NOON   SATURDAY
 
411 First Street North - just one block north of Chestnut Street (main street)
VIRGINIA, MINNESOTA
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HOTTEST NEW ITEM  -  GLASS SHOWER SURROUNDS

          Modern frameless shower and bath enclosures are elegant and functional bathing environments that will add beauty and value to your home.  Making your ideas a reality requires a design or plan to integrate the new enclosure into the existing surroundings.   Many styles are available for installation that will  bring the best to your design plans.  We have the resources to obtain compatible hardware and accessories for mounting 1/4" to 1/2" glass that will add detail to your functional design.  Their beautiful finishes are designed to withstand exposure to daily concentrations of moisture in a typically enclosed atmosphere.  We strive to bring you not only the best products, but also  top level installation service.

RESIDENTIAL: COMMERCIAL:
INSULATED WINDOW GLASS REPLACEMENT STORE FRONT GLASS
REPAIR/REPLACE SCREEN/GLASS IN STORM DOORS COMMERCIAL ENTRANCES/HARDWARE
GARAGE WINDOW GLASS/CABIN WINDOW GLASS WINDOW PANE REPLACEMENT
BATHROOM MIRROR, GLASS DOORS, AND SHOWER SURROUNDS WINDOW INSTALLATION
GLASS TABLE TOPS           MIRROR MIRRORS    GLASS WALLS    DECORATIVE GLASS
DECORATIVE GLASS           FIREPLACE GLASS CHURCH, SCHOOL, OFFICE GLASS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
PICTURE FRAME GLASS     GLASS SHELVING DISPLAY CASE GLASS
SPECIALTY CUTS                              HANDICAP ENTRANCES         SERVICE WINDOWS
  SPECIALTY CUTS

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Removing Glass - Important Do’s and Don’ts for glass removal, with the most important consideration being safety.

1.  Do protect yourself with safety gloves and safety glasses when removing broken glass.

2.  Start at the top and remove small fragments of loose glass, working your way down to the bottom.

3.  Mark off the area under and around any large broken glass to prevent anyone from walking in the path of falling glass.

4.  Plan an escape route for yourself and anyone else when dealing with large pieces of broken glass that could possibly                              fall out of an opening.

5.  Don’t be afraid to drop the glass and run if the glass is falling out of an opening.

6.  Don’t try to catch falling glass – ever.

7.  Don’t remove glass from the bottom of a window when there is broken glass above.

8.  Don’t put your arm, head, or hands through a hole in a broken window during the removal process.

9.  Do call a professional for glass removal and replacement.

 

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