Glass Door Singapore – Supplier & Installation for Homes, Offices & Shops

Pang Giap is the supplier and contractor of glass doors in Singapore, providing supply and installation of sliding glass doors, folding glass doors, swing glass doors and lattice glass doors for HDB flats, condominiums, landed houses, offices, retail shops and commercial buildings.

A glass door usually consists of a glass panel supported by an aluminium frame. Glass doors allow natural light to pass through, making rooms and spaces appear brighter, more open and less confined compared to traditional solid doors.

In Singapore, glass doors are widely used in homes, offices and commercial spaces because they suit modern layouts and designs. Glass doors are commonly installed for balconies, kitchens, meeting rooms and workspaces to separate areas while allowing natural light to pass through.

Folding Glass Doors with Frosted Glass, Room Partition

Glass Door Supplier, Contractor and Installation in Singapore

We are a direct supplier and installer of glass doors in Singapore with over 20 years of experience. All our doors are fabricated using heavy-duty aluminium frames and quality glass to ensure durability and smooth daily operation.

Whether you need glass doors for HDB flats, condominiums, landed houses, offices or retail shops, we provide on-site measurement, custom fabrication and professional installation.

Types of Glass Door Designs

There are several types of glass door designs used in homes and commercial spaces. Common options include slim folding glass doors, heavy duty folding glass doors, sliding glass doors, swing glass doors and lattice glass doors. Each glass door design serves different purposes depending on space layout, required durability and daily usage.

Slim Folding Glass Doors

Slim folding glass doors are designed with thinner aluminium frames to maximise the glass area. This allows more natural light to enter and provides a wider, clearer view compared to traditional folding doors.

Because of their slim frame design, these doors make rooms look brighter, more spacious and more modern. They are commonly installed for balconies, kitchens, patios and room partitions in Singapore.

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Slim Folding Glass Doors

Heavy Duty Folding Glass Doors

Heavy duty folding glass doors are built with thicker aluminium frame profiles for greater strength, durability and long-term performance. Compared to slim folding glass doors, they are more suitable for areas that require a stronger door structure and more robust daily use.

These doors are commonly installed in places with higher human traffic and more frequent opening and closing, such as shop entrances, offices, balconies, patios and room partitions. When opened, the panels fold and stack neatly to one side, allowing a wide opening while maintaining a durable and practical glass door solution.

Heavy Duty Folding Glass Doors

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Sliding Glass Doors

Sliding doors operate by gliding along a track to open or close. They help to save space and are suitable for balconies, kitchens, patios, living room entrances, shopfronts or other areas where there is limited clearance available for a swing door.

Since sliding doors do not need extra space for opening, they have become popular in most HDB flats and condominiums in Singapore. Sliding doors also typically have wider glass panels, this allows bigger view of the outdoors, more natural light to enter and making rooms look brighter.

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Sliding Glass Door installed at Balcony

Swing Glass Doors

Swing glass doors open inward or outward on hinges, providing a simple and conventional door design. Because they close tightly within a frame, swing doors can help to reduce noise, contain cooking odours, and minimise the loss of air conditioning. They are a popular choice for kitchens, balconies, patios, room entrances, offices, and shopfronts.

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Swing Glass Door with Side Frosted Partition

Lattice Glass Doors

Lattice glass doors have decorative horizontal or vertical bars that divide the glass into smaller panels, which creates a distinctive and timeless design. The lattice pattern makes the doors look elegant and sets them apart from regular plain-glass designs.

Lattice doors are popular because they combine style, durability, and practical function. The framed sections can also provide more privacy and an extra layer of security compared to full plain-glass panels. They are often installed in homes or commercial spaces that prefer a classic or heritage-inspired style.

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Lattice Glass Swing Door, Black Anodised

Where Are Glass Doors Commonly Installed?

Glass Doors for Kitchens

In many homes in Singapore, glass doors are installed at kitchen entrance to separate the kitchen from the living area. This helps to keep the cooking odours, heat, and noise within the kitchen, while still allowing light to flow through.

Sliding doors are a top favourite as they do not swing open and occupy valuable floor space. They are perfect for compact layouts that have little clearance around cabinets and dining areas. Folding glass doors are used when a wider opening of the kitchen is necessary. When fully opened, folding doors make it possible for the kitchen and living area to be connected in one continuous flow, which is great for open concept home layouts.

Folding Glass Door at Kitchen Entrance

Glass Doors for Balconies & Patios

Glass doors are often installed at balconies and patios to create a seamless flow from indoor to outdoor while protecting the interior from rain and wind. They act as a barrier to prevent rainwater from entering the living room without blocking natural light or the outdoor view.

Sliding doors do not swing open, therefore they are ideal for compact living rooms and narrow balcony entrances. When closed, they help to block the rain and dust, while keeping the rooms bright.

For landed and private houses, patio openings are generally more spacious. Folding doors or large-panel sliding glass doors are commonly installed to open up the living space to gardens, patios, or outdoor seating areas when needed.

Sliding Glass Doors for Balcony

Glass Doors for Home & Office Partitions

Glass doors and partitions are widely used in home and office to create separate areas such as study rooms, meeting rooms, workspaces, or private offices while maintaining a bright working environment.

Swing glass doors are commonly used in office because they reduce noise when they are closed. This is because swing doors close tighter than sliding or foldable doors. Therefore they create quieter working environment where people can focus on their work, work more efficiently and improve productivity.

Sliding glass doors often used as partitions when saving space is a priority. They provide convenient access and they also look modern. In many offices today, slim framed doors and glass partitions are popular because of their minimalist style. They make the working area look more open and organized while still providing functional separation.

Sliding Glass Doors for Office

Glass Doors for Shop Entrances

Glass doors are popular choice for shop entrances because they create an open, welcoming, and professional storefront while allowing customers to see into the shop from outside. They improve visibility of products and interiors, and give business premises a stylish and modern look.

Swing glass doors are commonly used for shops with smaller entrance, they offer easy direct access for customers. Swing doors close more tightly so that they help to reduce noise when closed. They also reduce air-conditioning loss, helping to keep the shop cool and comfortable.

Sliding glass doors are often used in places where there are limited space or narrow walkway. They do not swing open so they do not block the pedestrians along the pathways.

Folding glass doors are top choice for shops that want fully open entrance. Folding doors, when fully opened, can open up the entire frontage, creating a smooth connection between a shop's interior and the walkway. Retail spaces and showrooms that want to maximise visibility and make it easier for customers to enter can benefit greatly from this feature.

Folding Glass Doors for Coffee Shop

Why Choose Pang Giap

With over 20 years of experience in Singapore, Pang Giap is a reliable supplier and installer of glass doors for residential, commercial, and office spaces. We have completed installations in HDB flats, condos, landed houses, retail shops, and offices, delivering solutions that are both practical and long-lasting.

We use heavy-duty aluminium frames, quality hardware, and safety glass to ensure durability and smooth operation for years to come. Whether you need sliding, folding, swing, slim-frame, or lattice glass doors, we provide solutions that fit your space, layout, and usage requirements.

If you are looking for high-quality glass doors in Singapore, Pang Giap offers a combination of experience, workmanship, and practical design solutions that you can rely on.

FAQ on Glass Doors

Tinted Glasses, From Left to Right: Tea, Light Grey, Dark Grey, Green, and Blue Colour.

Frosted Glasses, From Left to Right: Karatachi, Clear, Mislite, Nashiji (Orange Skin) and Wire Glass.

What type of glass are commonly used for glass doors?

1) Float Glass (Standard Glass)
What it is: Regular glass (often used when the panel is small or when cost is a key factor).
Common thickness: 5mm - 6mm (other thicknesses available).
Colours/ Finishes: Clear, tinted, frosted, and patterned options.
Typical use: Used for many interior door panels.

2) Tempered Glass (Safety Glass)
What it is: Safety glass that is stronger than standard float glass.
Common thickness: 5mm - 6mm (larger panels may use thicker glass).
Colours/ Finishes: Clear, tinted, frosted, patterned; can also be paired with designs like fluted glass (depending on availability).
Typical use: Very common for balcony doors, office partitions, and shop entrances, especially where there is higher traffic and frequent daily use.

3) Laminated Glass (Safety Glass)
What it is: Two layers of glass bonded with an interlayer. If cracked, the glass tends to stay held together.
Common thickness: 6.38mm and above (e.g., 6.38mm, 8.38mm, etc).
Colours/ Finishes: Clear, tinted, frosted, patterned options.
Typical use: Popular where extra safety, security, or better sound reduction is desired. It is also commonly used for bathroom/toilet doors when safety glass is needed.

4) Double-Glazed Glass (Insulated Glass)
What it is: Two glass panels separated by a sealed air gap.
Glass combinations: Often 2 float glass panes, or float glass + laminated glass, depending on acoustic needs.
Typical thickness: around 18mm - 20mm (or more, depending on the required sound insulation and glass configuration).
Colours/ Finishes: Clear, tinted, frosted, patterned options.
Typical use: Used when sound reduction are needed, such as bedrooms, balconies near traffic noise, office meeting rooms, and private rooms.

Do I need approval to install a glass door?

In Singapore, approval requirements will depend on the type of property and where the glass door is installed.

For HDB flats, you usually do not need approval from HDB as long as the glass door is installed inside the unit, example the balcony entrance or the kitchen area. These are considered as internal home improvements.

For condominiums, approval may be required if the installation changes the external appearance of the building, especially if the glass door is installed outside the balcony or patio area. You may need to check with your condo management before proceeding.

For offices and retail shops, approval from the building management is generally required, especially if the glass door is to be installed at the shopfront entrances or other external-facing areas. Always confirm with the relevant management before proceeding.

Glass Door or Wooden Door? Which is better?

Many homeowners compare a glass door with traditional wooden doors when renovating kitchens, balconies or office spaces. Glass doors allow natural light to enter the room and create a more open feel, while wooden doors provide complete privacy but block light.

In modern homes and offices in Singapore, glass doors are increasingly preferred because they make spaces look brighter, more spacious and more modern.

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