American Legion Donation | St. Michael, MN

The Challenge

The VA did this project to make a handicap accessible entrance for their customers. The VA previously didn’t have a handicap accessible entrance and was hard for the customers in wheelchairs to make it in and out of the building. The VA was looking for wider doors to fix this issue.

Our Solution

We discussed with the customer how bigthey need to make the rough opening to make a 42″ wide door work. Heartland went out to measure to the opening before NWGF manufactured the frames to insure we can make what the customer is envisioning.

Results Accomplished

We supplied and installed handicap-accessible entrances. Our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility is reflected in the seamless implementation of entrances that cater to individuals with diverse mobility needs. Whether it’s ramps, automated doors, or other specialized features, our installations are designed to enhance accessibility, ensuring everyone can navigate and enter spaces with ease and dignity.

Why was Heartland Glass best suited for the work?

Both NWGF and Heartland have been working with storefront applications for many years and were able to help the customer with our expertise. Also, customers like that we are able to do the whole project in-house “supply and install”. A lot of companies just supply or install and that is what makes Brin special.

“Thanks for fixing our panes!” – Jake Fitch, Area Chief Engineer