Alan's Glass

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Me and Will put a windshield in this beauty today!

Windshield and back glass in this custom shopped top Hot Rod !

One big windshield!

Thank you to all that have liked Alan's Glass page. We are a small home town business that try our best to do our best job replacing your glass needs!

We support America!

My job today! Installing glass on the river. Don’t get much better for me!

Just because your business is essential don’t mean that people have the money to use you in this tough times. Everyone stay home, stay safe and if you do need us, don’t hesitate to call. We will keep a 6 ft distance from you and help in anyway we can. We will be discounting our prices as much as we can. I know that there is many more important things out there than glass.

Do to the Coronavirus our office is closed to the public, But we are open. Please call 912-728-3355 and we will set up appointment to fix your glass without human contact! Thanks, Alan....

Alan’s Glass replaced all the glass in this train!

DID YOU KNOW: Windshield Wipers Were Invented by a Woman Though many inventors had been working on cleaning devices for windshields, the credit and patent of wiper blades goes to American inventor Mary Anderson. Anderson was awarded the patent in 1903 for what she called a window cleaning device. The inventor of intermittent wipers whose frequency and speed can be controlled was Raymond Anderson in 1923.

DID YOU KNOW: Shatterproof Glass Was Invented by Accident French chemist Edouard Benedictus inadvertently invented shatterproof glass when he dropped a glass flask coated in cellulose nitrate. Benedictus noted that the glass didn’t shatter, but wouldn’t patent this invention for automobiles until 1909. The contribution of laminated, shatterproof glass greatly improved the safety of cars, and was also incorporated into the eyepieces of gas masks during World War I.

Did you know that windshields use to be a luxury item? When the first automobiles started rolling out in the early 1900s, windshields were not standard. The windshield was an add-on item and consisted of a thin sheet of glass that could be folded down when it got dirty. Windshields increased the cost of a vehicle, and only the most wealthy car owners could afford this feature. Windshields became a standard automobile feature in 1915 when Oldsmobile started putting them on all their vehicles.