When living with children in the home, you realize how quickly things can break, smash, or get destroyed. As children grow older and mature, you have the ability to expand the number of fragile items in your home.

One way to change the look, feel, and atmosphere of your home is with glass upgrades. There are numerous ways to increase the amount of glass in your home and add new dynamics to the way your home operates.

Expand the glass options and feel good knowing rough housing, flying balls, or hyper younger children no longer poses a threat to glass damages. Browse through various options to see what ways your home can change and the benefits associated with glass upgrades.

Full Panel Glass Doors

Replace the solid doors in your home with upgraded doors featuring full-panel glass designs. Doors with full glass panels can be used as a transition from living rooms to kitchens or offer an open way to transition from a room onto an outdoor living space like a patio or sun room.

A full panel glass door allows more sunlight to pour into the home, increasing the look of the natural light during the day. The use of clear glass panels also make rooms feel bigger. A number of glass door options allow you to fit the doors to your personal style preferences.

For a more classic look, you have the option of choosing dual French doors with glass panels on them. These doors open outward and can be left open for a clear path from room to room. Sliding glass doors allow you to close off spaces and still have the open feeling associated with them.

Glass Picture Windows & Panels

With younger children in the home, a glass window may feel more like a target for flying objects like drones, balls, and toys. As kids age, you have a lot more options when it comes to beautifying your home with new windows.

The current window sizes and frames in your home do not have to be a permanent option. When upgrading windows, you can change sizes, expand viewing areas, and transform the look of your home.

Adding a larger picture window to your home can increase natural light, help with energy costs, and give you a better view of the outside world. A number of features on these windows cater to your personal preferences and needs. For example, you have the option of adding privacy film to a window so you can look out, but dark film prevents others from seeing inside.

Glass Tables

For many homes with a lot of children, furniture choices were typically chosen by their durability and ability to handle a lot of wear, tear, and use. With grown children, you can expand your furniture options to include style and designs you prefer.

Glass tables add an elegant look to any room and there are numerous uses for them. A glass coffee table provides a nice look and glass toppers can be used to display a variety of decorations underneath the glass.

A custom-cut glass table top makes a great centerpiece for a kitchen or dining room. The clear design helps a room feel open and free while providing a stable table surface with easy to clean options. Smaller glass tables are also ideal for outdoor living spaces and can have a number of design features to help with the durability and use of the table.