
Before
Shattered glass left the entrance exposed
The glass panel in the left operating door leaf was broken, with fragments across the threshold and interior floor. The aluminum door and surrounding frame remained in place.
Completed Work / CityPlace, Toronto
Shattered glass left one side of this commercial double entrance exposed at a business on Fort York Boulevard. We installed temporary plywood protection, then returned to replace the broken glass in the existing aluminum entry door.
Project details
The left operating door leaf moved through a complete repair sequence: shattered glass, emergency board-up and final glass replacement in the existing aluminum entrance.

Before
The glass panel in the left operating door leaf was broken, with fragments across the threshold and interior floor. The aluminum door and surrounding frame remained in place.
Emergency Board-Up
A fitted plywood panel covered the broken glazing opening while the correct replacement glass was prepared.


After
The temporary board-up was removed and clear replacement glass was installed in the original aluminum door, restoring the double business entrance.
Similar completed work
See related commercial entrances that were re-glazed directly or protected before final glass installation.
Before
AfterBroken glass was removed and a new panel was installed directly in the existing entrance.
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Boarded
AfterAn aluminum commercial entry door was boarded first, then fitted with clear replacement glass.
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Secured
AfterThe entrance was protected first and then restored with final commercial glass work.
View project →Project questions
Common questions when shattered glass affects an operating aluminum entry door.
Shattered door glass is normally replaced rather than patched. The full repair can include cleanup, temporary board-up, measurement and installation of a new glass panel in the existing door.
Often, yes. If the aluminum door, frame and glazing opening remain suitable, a new glass panel can be installed in the existing entry door.
Yes. Temporary plywood protection can secure the damaged door until the correct replacement glass is ready.
No. Entry-door glass moves with the operating door, while fixed storefront glass remains in the surrounding commercial frontage.
Similar damage?
We secure the opening first, then replace the glass or repair the damaged door or storefront.
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