GLASSOLUTIONS is celebrating the successful expansion of its new e-commerce app, MyGlassolutions, to an increasing number of locations across the country.

Created for domestic building professionals, joiners, kitchen and bathroom installers, and others in the trade, MyGlassolutions allows users to order smaller volumes of glass than traditional supply methods allow, making it the ideal tool for small businesses and self-employed tradespeople.

After a very positive ‘phase 1’ launch in Bristol and Cardiff, MyGlassolutions has enjoyed a successful rollout to cities in London, Scotland and Yorkshire. Using the MyGlassolutions app, tradespeople and building professionals in Aberdeen, Bradford, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Hull, Kingston-upon-Thames and Liverpool can now order glass products using their mobile, tablet, laptop or desktop PC, with more locations due to be added in the coming months.

Using the app, MyGlassolutions users can configure their glass orders to the exact specification of their projects, choosing the dimensions and finish of their item as well as the type of glass and the product itself. In addition to DGUs and laminate glass, MyGlassolutions users can purchase numerous types of mirrors, cut-to-size stock glass, balustrade glazing, and patterned and backpainted glass.

Offering instant quotations and options for online payment, MyGlassolutions’ functionality is ideal for busy building professionals on the go. Quotes can be saved for later retrieval and printable PDF quotes can be downloaded directly from the app – ideal for anyone at the customer quote stage. Delivery is also simple with MyGlassolutions: orders can be delivered directly to the installation site, or collected from a local GLASSOLUTIONS branch at any MyGlassolutions-enabled location.

Available to download through both the App Store and Google Play, MyGlassolutions is now live in Aberdeen, Bradford, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Hull, Kingston-upon-Thames and Liverpool, and will continue to be launched in locations across the country in the coming months.