Internal glazing in Harborne

Internal glass in a commuter area

In Harborne's suburban streets we see plenty of 1930s and post-war houses where a glazed door or screen transforms a dark hall.

Beyond Harborne, we cover the rest of the West Midlands — Victorian terraces in Moseley and Kings Heath, 1930s semis and warehouse conversions in the Jewellery Quarter — and offices on Colmore Row and at Brindleyplace, plus Coventry's city-centre office stock.

Popular in Harborne

• Steel-look internal screens — slim black-framed glazed walls that split a room without losing the light
• Steel-look glazed internal doors — single and double glazed doors in slim black frames, made to your opening
• Glass pivot doors — tall doors that turn on a pivot rather than hinges — a statement opening
• Smart switchable glass — glass that turns from clear to frosted at the flick of a switch
• Internal windows and borrowed light — glazed panels and fanlights that pull daylight into dark hallways and landings
• Sliding glass internal doors — space-saving glass doors on a top track or pocketed into the wall