Commercial Storefront Systems in Granger

Commercial aluminum storefront glass system on retail building

Commercial Grade Glazing

Aluminum Storefront Systems

Open, inviting facades for retail, office lobbies, restaurants, and mixed-use developments

Commercial aluminum storefront systems combine structural framing with large glass infill panels — creating an open, inviting facade for retail shops, office lobbies, restaurants, and mixed-use developments. We supply and install storefront systems in a range of sightline widths, finishes, and thermal performance ratings.

Thermally broken aluminum profiles — reduces heat transfer and condensation

IGU, laminated, tempered, and solar control glass options

Full range of sightline widths and powder-coat finishes

Permit management from submittal through final inspection

Shop drawings and product approvals provided

Meets commercial building energy code requirements

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Entrance Doors & Framing

Complete your storefront with matching commercial entrance doors — single, pair, full-glass, or partially-glazed — in matching aluminum profiles and hardware finishes. ADA-compliant threshold options and automatic openers are available for accessibility compliance.

Single, pair, full-glass, and partially-glazed door configurations

ADA-compliant thresholds and automatic opener integration

Matching aluminum profiles and hardware finishes to storefront

Rated for commercial traffic loads and frequent-use cycles

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Commercial storefront entrance door system

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Frequently Asked Questions

Storefront systems are ground-supported framing typically used for single-story or low-rise applications. Curtain wall systems are floor-to-floor hung off the building structure and are used for multi-story facades with larger glass spans.

Yes. We offer thermally broken aluminum storefront profiles that significantly reduce heat transfer through the frame — improving energy performance and reducing condensation in cooler climates.

We work with monolithic tempered, insulated glass units (IGUs), laminated safety glass, spandrel glass, and specialty coated glass including low-e and solar control options to meet your energy code requirements.

Yes. Our commercial project team manages the permit process including shop drawings, product approvals, and coordination with the building department from submittal through final inspection.