Glass tabletops can be an elegant addition to your living room, dining room, or den. Dings, cracks, and discoloration, however, can detract from your interior décor. We can repair or replace your aging or damaged tabletops with durable glass that will stand up to repeated use and will provide added beauty to your home. We can cut and install glass tabletops to your precise specifications and specialize in restoring your tables to their former glory.
Custom glass tabletops can be fabricated in any shape and size. The most common, of course, are those that rest atop a coffee table, desk, or even a dining table. This protects your furniture, artwork, or artifact from scratches, spills, and stains, while keeping its polished look for years and years to come. That’s why, when it comes to turning your antique table or artifact into a high quality glass table, we take great care in choosing the right glass for your needs.
Over the years, we have come across, cut and installed tabletops in just about any shape and size imaginable…and even some not so imaginable! From glass design to hardware support, material thickness to visual tint, we are here to assist with all your needs.
Glass Table Tops – Any Shape and Size
- We offer ¼” glass, ⅜” thick glass, ½” thick glass, and ¾” thick glass.
- The glass can be delivered with a variety of different edge options and colors.
- Custom sizes and shapes to fit any table.
- Replacement glass for your outdoor table, with or without the “umbrella hole.”
- Bring more light to your kitchen cabinets, closets, and china by installing glass shelves
Make any room “lighter” by using glass shelves instead of book-cases and/or entertainment centers. Change the whole look of your old cabinets by installing a new glass with a different color and design. The whole ambient will change just with a touch of color glass.
Glass tabletops are used in a number of different ways, but the most popular is to use the glass to protect the surface of a table, desk, or a coffee table. When used as a cover on a wood surface, normally a thinner glass such as 1/4″ is used. The edges of the glass would normally be polished to smooth them out and avoid the possibility of injury from the sharp edges. When glass is used as a wood surface cover there is no need for tempering the glass.
Checklist for when glass sits directly on the surface of furniture
- Recommended glass thickness: 1/4″ is the preferred thickness. 3/8″ or 1/2″can be used for effect but make sure that the furniture can carry the weight.
- Recommended edge: flat polish is the preferred edge work. However, pencil polish or beveled polish can be used to give accent or a dramatic effect.
- Glass Strength: Annealed glass is sufficient to protect the table but glass can always be tempered for added safety, especially if there are younger kids in the house.
Whether you need beveled glass or require polished and tempered glass, we have what you you’re looking for in stock or our team will prepare the glass to the exact size you specify.