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10 Best Glass & Mirror Specialists in Singapore

Looking for glass and mirror in Singapore? A verified shortlist of specialists for shower screens, glass doors, partitions, custom mirrors and repairs.

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Amir Wahab
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Two glaziers installing a large tempered glass panel in a bright Singapore homeAI image by LocalRank

Whether you need a frameless shower screen, an office partition, a custom mirror or a cracked pane replaced, the right glass and mirror in Singapore comes down to the specialist behind it. This shortlist gathers established glass and mirror contractors, fabricators and repair firms, each checked against its own website rather than a review score. Treat it as a vetted starting point for quotes, not a ranking.

1. Soon Li Glass Services

Soon Li Glass Services supplies and installs a broad range of glass and mirror work, from frameless glass doors, partitions and shower screens to studio mirrors, glass table tops, kitchen glass walls and shopfront panels. Working in tempered, tinted and painted glass, it covers both residential fit-outs and commercial jobs from its Toh Guan premises. The company describes itself as registered and incorporated in Singapore and says it installs with its own team of experienced workers.

2. Midas Glass Contractor

Midas Glass Contractor markets itself as a direct glass contractor, so buyers deal with the installer rather than a design middleman, and it covers shower screens and enclosures, glass and bi-fold doors, partitions, backsplashes and custom mirrors. It also handles the smaller repair jobs that keep an existing installation going, such as seal, hinge and glass-panel replacement. The company states it operates from an office without a walk-in showroom, quoting and measuring on site instead.

3. Glass Point

Glass Point positions itself as a one-stop glass provider spanning automatic doors, office glass fronts, fire-rated glass doors and panels, glass railings, shower screens, counter and table tops, and bespoke mirrors. Alongside new installations it offers repair, replacement and ongoing servicing, which suits building owners maintaining an existing glass system. The company says it has 30 years of experience and works with in-house installers.

4. Hui Huang Glass

Hui Huang Glass leans on its own fabrication, offering glass cutting, frosting, etching and tinting alongside installation of tempered, heat-strengthened and heat-soaked glass for doors, railings, roofing and mirror walls. Running its own workshop lets it produce custom-sized and laminated colour-print panels rather than only fitting stock glass. The company says it was founded in 1988, is bizSAFE Level 3 certified, and uses in-house installers rather than subcontractors.

5. AG Door

AG Door describes itself as a glass and mirror specialist making doors, shower screens, partitions, railings and mirrors to measure, with glass safety treated as a core part of the pitch. Its distinguishing focus is safety film applied to glass panels and doors, meant to hold fragments together if a pane is broken. The company says it has more than 15 years of experience and works with a large roster of architect and interior-design partners.

6. Yuen Mai Glass

Yuen Mai Glass is a glass processor as well as an installer, running tempering, laminating, digital printing and cutting in its own Loyang factories before fitting the finished panels. Its catalogue covers shower screens and doors, office partitions, glass railings and staircases, kitchen backsplashes and customised mirrors, including curved and printed glass that plainer fitters cannot make. The company describes itself as one of the few full-service glass processors offering both fabrication and installation locally.

7. Joo Heng Framemaker

Joo Heng Framemaker pairs a long-running glass and mirror supply business with framing, offering frameless, tinted, bevelled-edge and framed mirrors alongside tempered, frosted, wired and laminated glass. It also cuts custom table tops, fixed panels, cabinets, kitchen backsplashes and even fish tanks, with edge finishing and glazing handled in-house. The company says it has dealt with glass-related products since 1978.

8. GlassDoc

GlassDoc stands out for maintenance and restoration rather than only new supply, offering glass and mirror scratch removal, chemical cleaning and polishing, and a hydrophobic nano-coating meant to make surfaces easier to clean. It also makes custom glass doors and shower screens and handles window and glass replacement when a panel is beyond saving. That restoration focus can rescue a scratched shower screen or mirror that a fitter would simply replace.

9. Glass Expert Singapore

Glass Expert Singapore supplies and installs frameless glass doors, office and home partitions, custom and vanity mirrors, glass railings and skylights, and lists acoustic and tempered safety glass among its options. It works from a product catalogue with on-site measurement and its own installation crew across residential and commercial projects. The company says it was established in 2012 and that its installers hold relevant safety-compliance certifications.

10. Dengya Glass

Dengya Glass covers both fabrication and installation, offering tempering, laminating, polishing, cutting and tinting in-house before fitting glass doors, partitions, shower screens, railings, curtain walls, skylights and mirrors. Its range of glass types is unusually wide, from curved and double-glazed to heat-soaked, low-emissivity and mirrored glass, and it also takes on maintenance, repair, replacement and dismantling work. The company says it has worked on private residential and commercial projects for over 10 years.

How to choose

  • Confirm the glass is tempered (toughened) safety glass wherever it should be, such as shower screens, doors, railings and large panels, and ask for the thickness, since both affect safety and how a panel is priced.
  • Ask who actually does the work: some firms fabricate and install with their own team while others subcontract or only fit stock glass, and in-house fabrication matters if you need custom shapes, curves, printing or unusual sizes.
  • Insist on an on-site measurement before ordering rather than a quote from a photo alone, because glass is cut to fit and a wrong measurement cannot be trimmed down later like timber.
  • For wet areas and frameless designs, check the hardware, such as hinges, brackets, seals and channels, and ask what happens if a seal fails or a panel needs replacing, since the glass itself rarely fails but the fittings do.
  • Get the scope and any workmanship warranty in writing, clarify whether it covers the glass, the hardware and the installation separately, and confirm the firm will come back for repairs, replacement or resealing later.
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Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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