GGI Satin Etched Glass
The GGI Satin line of etched glass products offers a wide choice of patterns that add privacy to interior spaces while still allowing for excellent light transmission. All this with the convenience and elegance of a smooth glass surface that is easy to clean.
The satin etch process results in a permanent, scratch resistant decorative pattern that is also fingerprint-resistant.
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About the Brand
During a time when pushcarts dotted Manhattan's Lower East Side, Max Balik, a glass businessman from Austria, arrived in New York City and began repairing broken windows in local tenements. Max, who had grown up in the glass business in Austria, approached his work with the skill of an old-world artisan. His labors quickly turned into a full-scale business that would stretch far beyond his days and his imagination.
When Max's son Herman took over the business a generation later, he named it, appropriately, Max Balik's Son. In addition to developing the residential repair business, Herman expanded into storefront work. Shortly thereafter, he took a giant step into the glazing business.
Balik later won the contract for Tudor City, a large Midtown Manhattan development. By the early '30's the Company had made yet another transition, this time from glazing to glass distribution, and soon became the distributor for a major U.S. glass company.
When Max's son Herman took over the business a generation later, he named it, appropriately, Max Balik's Son. In addition to developing the residential repair business, Herman expanded into storefront work. Shortly thereafter, he took a giant step into the glazing business.
Balik later won the contract for Tudor City, a large Midtown Manhattan development. By the early '30's the Company had made yet another transition, this time from glazing to glass distribution, and soon became the distributor for a major U.S. glass company.
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