How to clean and maintain glass partitions
Clean glass partitions with a soft cloth or squeegee and a mild, ammonia-free glass cleaner, avoiding scrapers and abrasive pads on film and manifestation. Check glass doors every 6 to 12 months: floor springs and pivots drift with use, and an annual adjustment keeps doors closing gently and stops seals wearing.
What should I clean glass partitions with?
A soft microfibre cloth or a squeegee with warm water and a little washing-up liquid, or an ammonia-free glass cleaner. Ammonia and solvents can cloud film and attack gasket seals over time.
How do I look after manifestation and film?
Wipe film gently in one direction and never use blades, scrapers or abrasive pads on it. Lifting corners can usually be re-seated if caught early, so report them rather than picking at them.
How often do glass doors need servicing?
Busy doors benefit from a check every 6 months and quieter doors once a year. The engineer adjusts the closing speed of the floor spring, checks the pivots and patch fittings, and replaces worn brush or drop seals.
What should I do if a panel is chipped or cracked?
Keep people away from it and call us. Toughened glass that is chipped on an edge can shatter later without warning, so it should be replaced rather than repaired.
