Consolidated Glass Holdings launches new website

Consolidated Glass Holdings launches new website
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cghinc.com

Date: 21 May 2019

The mobile- and device-friendly website highlights the extensive glass fabrication capabilities of CGH’s family of companies across both architectural and security glass divisions.

Consolidated Glass Holdings (CGH) launched a new website at cghinc.com. The mobile- and device-friendly website highlights the extensive glass fabrication capabilities of CGH’s family of companies across both architectural and security glass divisions.

“CGH has experienced significant growth over the last few years, enabling our family of companies to diversify product offerings and ultimately better serve the design and glazing industries,” said Angela Beach, Senior Marketing Manager of CGH. “The new CGH website acts as a hub of information that allows design professionals and glazing contractors to quickly find a one-stop source for the high-quality architectural glass products and proven security glass solutions.”

Glass fabricators in the CGH architectural division include J.E. Berkowitz, Solar Seal, and Columbia Commercial Building Products. The CGH security division includes Dlubak Specialty Glass and Global Security Glazing.

For more information on CGH and its family of companies, please visit www.cghinc.com.

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