Door County Glass & Mirror

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Door county Glass is family-owned and been in operation in Sturgeon Bay since 1979. The owner, Bob Cregan, hails from Park Ridge Illinois and after working 20 years as a regional sales representative, for an Italian Glass manufacturer (St. Gobain) decided to move to Door County to pursue a way of life that was a little less hectic.Door County Glass also serves Industrial companies. For example, we have an exclusive contract with a manufacturer in Pennsylvania where we fabricate all the glass for the cabs of cranes. We also provide interior glass for the custom mega yachts that Palmer Johnson builds.Other aspects of the business include sales of mirrors and shower enclosures to consumers and contractors. We work closely with Portside Builders, Van's Lumber, Custom Builders and Great Northern Construction. Some of our projects include the installation of frameless mirrors in new and remodeled homes. We also install mirrored panels on walls as well as ceilings. For example, we can cut custom sized mirrors from large stock sheets to fit a variety of applications.Two years ago, the showroom was given an extensive remodel, and features samples of glass shower enclosures that can give customers a better feel for what they would look like in their home. The walls are lined with distinctive mirrors by Kentwood, and are available in many shapes and sizes. Some have beveled edging and others are frameless. Others have frames in finishes such as oil-rubbed bronze, black laquer and pewter. But, even if you don't see exactly what you want in our showroom, we can get it for you. While the trend has shifted to 3/8" heavy glass, there is a more cost effect option using 1/4" glass. Hardware is available in many finishes such as polished brass, antique brass, polished copper, satin chrome and brushed nickel. We also have many styles of pattern glass, but the most popular choice is clear. People are finding that after doing an extensive bathroom remodel, they don't want to hide elabora