Common types include:

• Tempered glass – stronger and safer than regular glass.

• Laminated glass – holds together when shattered.

• Frosted or tinted glass – for privacy.

• Double-glazed (insulated) glass – for thermal and sound insulation.

Yes, especially if they use double-glazing or low-E (low emissivity) coatings. These help in maintaining indoor temperature and reducing energy bills.

Modern glass doors use tempered or laminated safety glass, which is designed to reduce injury risk. For added security, you can also install locks, sensors, and shatterproof films.

Absolutely. Glass doors and windows can be custom-cut and styled to match your home’s architecture, including sliding, folding, pivot, and hinged styles.

• Use a mild glass cleaner or vinegar solution.

• Wipe with a microfiber cloth to avoid streaks.

• Regularly check and maintain hinges, locks, and seals.