KLMEGLA AMERICA, LLC

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You can find our most popular seals here: http://www.kl-megla.com/38seals.html What make our seals extraordinary is that our patented design enables every seal to accommodate both 3/8" and 1/2" glass, thereby minimizing the amount of inventory you have to carry.

KL-Megla fittings join superior quality and innovative German technology with inspired design and timeless appeal. Easily installed, and completely adjustable.

Designing your new bathroom has never been more exciting with 500+ variations of complete showers. Globally tested to TUV standards ensures both functionality and durability for years to come.

Bath Screens have been popular in Europe for decades. Stateside, we have typically used shower curtains or sliding doors for tub/shower installations. If you are designing around a bathroom with limited space, consider a frameless folding door system for your tub/shower combination. Frameless doors visually disappear into the background, leaving the spotlight on your décor, fixtures and surfaces. See how KLmegla can innovate your bathroom space with our folding door systems.

Precision crafted from the finest materials, more than 500 variations of our complete shower systems have been tested and certified by the globally recognized TUV testing laboratories to ensure both functionality and durability for years to come. KL-Megla fittings join superior quality and innovative German technology with inspired design and timeless appeal. Easily installed, and completely adjustable.

This is exciting news for KL-megla America. http://www.glassmagazine.com//kl-megla-america-names-new-c

Most people are remodeling their bathrooms... what a great time to upgrade to a frameless shower door. It looks great! http://nahb.com/news_details.aspx?newsID=15282

Some good news, "After two years of bouncing around a bottom, remodeling activity is expected to pick up later this year, according to the Leading Indicator of Remodeling Activity (LIRA) released today by the Remodeling Futures Program at the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University." http://www.jchs.harvard.edu/lira-remodeling-recovery-expect’s-end

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