What is a glazier?

 A tradesperson who deals with glass and glass substitutes is known as a glazier. Glaziers oversee cutting, putting in, and taking out glass of all kinds. Among other things, they put glass into skylights, doors, displays, and storefronts. Additionally, they can be asked to install moldings or sashes and fasten them with a variety of fasteners. People who prefer using their hands to create things may be drawn to this line of work.

You need to be in excellent physical shape to work as a glazier. Heavy lifting and frequent outdoor labor are required of glaziers.  They must also possess courage and confidence because they frequently must execute tasks from the heights of many stories and frequently work on ladders and scaffolds. Long periods of standing, sitting, kneeling, and squatting are necessary for this.

Consultation with clients

Glazier Te Rapa must take the time to meet with each client to learn about their needs before starting any task. They can then present the consumer with their options and a strategy for fixing any problems that need to be fixed.

Taking out glass

Before installing a new glass, Glass Repair Te Rapa takes care of cutting and removing any old glass.

putting up metal and other support structures

Before installing the glass, glaziers may need to create prefabricated metal or wood frames for doors and windows.

Reading and interpreting blueprints to choose the best size, shape, color, and thickness of the glass or glass substitutes, glaziers must be able to read and interpret blueprints.