Rib Mountain Glass Inc. is the only locally owned and operated glass shop in the Wausau Metro area. Established in 1962, we strive to offer our valued customers quality products and services at a fair and competitive cost. Rib Mountain Glass's Residential Division located on Wood Duck Lane in Wausau, provides Insulating Glass Replacement, in-stock and Custom Mirrors, Custom Shower Doors and Enclosures, Pattern Glass for Cabinets, and the sale and installation of screens.Rib Mountain Glass's Commercial Division Located on S. 84th Street, performs complete glass and glazing services from in-house engineering and fabrication of entrance doors, storefronts, curtainwalls, vestibules, and glass railing systems to on site project installation of all products we fabricate.
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Established in 1962 as Rib Mountain Trim and Glass, Bernard Richards Sr. and a partner offered a full-service glass repair and replacement line for auto, farm, residential and commercial needs as well as upholstery and convertible car top repairs. In 1972, Bernard bought out his partner and the business was renamed Rib Mountain Glass Co. In February of 1976, the company incorporated to be known as Rib Mountain Glass Inc.
Custom shower doors come in a wide variety of styles and designs. Rib Mountain Glass can help you configure the enclosure that both suits your bathroom needs and showcases your design tastes. Having a shower or bath enclosure installed can bring your bathroom up to date and give it a timeless, more spacious look.
Rib Mountain Glass Inc. is pleased to be a supplier of many different types of patterned glass, which will allow you to create your own unique look in many aspects of your decor. Pattern glass in your kitchen cabinets will add a decorative flair, while allowing you to showcase your prized glassware.
Insulating Glass is comprised of two or more lites of glass connected to each other with a spacer via a primary seal. The spacer is filled with a desiccant and has tiny holes to the inside which allow the desiccant to remove the moisture from the air in the space created. A secondary seal is then applied to provide additional structural integrity and prevent water vapor penetration.
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Ashley S.
Nov 10, 2020
