Geometry
Record sizes, angles, radii, orientation, tolerances and any template or drawing reference.
Translate limited custom glass for window, door, shower, railing and commercial projects into approved dimensions, processing details and an installation plan.

A fabrication record must define final use, shape, thickness, treatment, edgework, holes, support and installation responsibility.
The same record should coordinate designers, contractors, fabricators and field installers. Holes, notches, edgework and heat treatment can limit later changes, so each interface belongs in the approval stage.
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Final dimensions are one part of a complete custom-glass release.
Record sizes, angles, radii, orientation, tolerances and any template or drawing reference.
Identify glass type, thickness, treatment, edgework, holes, notches and visible faces.
Confirm support, hardware, access, weight, delivery route and the party responsible for field fit.
Fewer special operations can simplify approvals, handling and future replacement while still delivering the required result.
Use verified drawings and templates so each non-standard feature has a reason and a responsible dimension.
Document final use, shape, thickness, treatment, edgework, holes, support and installation responsibility. Then state the required outcome and identify who can approve field review, specifications and scope.
Many holes, notches and edge changes cannot be added after heat treatment. Approve all fabrication details before the glass is released.
Use a durable, clearly oriented template for irregular shapes when reliable geometry cannot be communicated by controlled dimensions and drawings alone.
It should show dimensions, orientation, glass makeup, processing, holes, notches, edgework, tolerances and references to hardware or supports.
Weight, access, turning clearances, lifting equipment and installation sequence can make a fabricable panel impractical to deliver or set safely.
Send the property area, opening location, photographs, approximate dimensions and the reason for the enquiry. Drawings, labels and earlier service records can add useful context.
Windows Hamilton reviews what can be discussed from the record and what requires field verification, manufacturer information or another responsible specialist.
The proposed scope identifies measurements, materials, access, assumptions and exclusions before anything custom is ordered.
The intended installation determines whether exposed edges, safety treatment or fabrication drawings are needed.
Processing such as holes or notches must be approved before heat treatment because later field changes may be impossible.
A durable Custom Architectural Glass record separates what was observed, what was supplied by others and what still needs confirmation. That distinction keeps early discussion from being mistaken for a final specification.
Site photographs should be dated and labelled by room, elevation or opening. When several similar units exist, use a consistent identifier so dimensions and decisions cannot migrate to the wrong location.
The quotation stage should identify final use, shape, thickness, treatment, edgework, holes, support and installation responsibility. If a condition remains unknown, it should appear as an assumption or prerequisite instead of disappearing inside a general description.
Before scheduling, confirm designers, contractors, fabricators and field installers. The work sequence, protection and access plan should be understandable to the customer, site contact and installer.
After completion, keep the accepted scope, product records, care information and photographs together. A usable closeout file makes later maintenance and warranty questions easier to route.
For Custom Architectural Glass, include sketches or drawings with orientation and known dimensions. We will review the request and confirm any additional measurements or site information needed for a quote.
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