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Fab Glass and Mirror provide a wide range of custom glass products, including glass tabletops, custom-cut mirrors, frameless shower doors, glass shelves, safety glass, architectural glass, and DIY replacement glass.
Yes, you can fully customize your order by choosing the exact shape, dimensions (width and height), glass thickness, edge types, and corner finishes using our online product builders.
All of our stock orders are securely packed, and shipped from our Florida office and all and custom-cut orders are fabricated and shipped from our Ohio office.
Yes, Fab Glass and Mirror offer free shipping across the contiguous United States for qualifying products and standard order sizes.
Absolutely. We use specialized, high-durability Styrofoam wrapping and heavy-duty outer cardboard layers to protect your glass during transit, ensuring an extremely low breakage rate.
We operate primarily as a premier supplier for DIY projects, contractors, and interior designers. While we do not provide direct installation, we offer detailed measurement guides and support.
Custom-cut orders cannot be cancelled or altered once they have been sent to fabrication. If you need to make changes, contact customer support immediately at +1 888-474-2221.
We accept all major credit cards, MasterCard, Visa, Apple Pay, AmazonPay, American Express, Affirm, and secure wire transfers and ACH for large or commercial B2B orders.
Standard custom fabrication typically takes 5 to 7 business days, followed by standard shipping times depending on your location relative to our Ohio warehouse.
Yes, our tempered and safety glass products strictly adhere to SGCC (Safety Glass Certification Council) and IGCC standards for structural reliability and safety.
Yes, we offer a Pro Partner program for contractors, builders, and commercial clients that includes exclusive wholesale volume discounts and dedicated account support.
Thickness depends on the application. For example, 1/4" is standard for protective table tops, while 3/8" or 1/2" is recommended for heavy frameless shower doors and structural glass.
No. Standard online orders are limited to the United States.
Please inspect your order immediately after delivery. If your item is damaged, send photographic proof to our team within 24 hours so we can arrange a free replacement.
Once your order ships, you will receive a tracking number to monitor your package in real time.
If you are not satisfied with a ready-made, stock item, you can return it for a replacement or full refund within 30 days of purchase, provided it is unused and in its original packaging and the customer will bear the return shipping cost unless a defect is proven to Fab Glass and Mirror with photographic evidence in timely manner.
No, custom-cut items cannot be returned or refunded because they are custom-fabricated to your specific dimensions and cannot be resold.
The customer is responsible for all return shipping and insurance costs. If the return is due to a fabrication error or defect, Fab Glass and Mirror will cover the costs. However, to qualify for a free return, you must first report the issue with photographic evidence and have the defect verified by our team before initiating the return.
Items must be returned in their original packaging and packed the exact same way they were shipped to prevent damage during transit. Please note that damaged returns will be refused, and no refunds will be issued for them.
All ready to ship items can be returned to our Florida office and customized products can be returned to our Ohio Office.
An RMA stands for Return Merchandise Authorization, and yes, you must obtain one before shipping any items back. To request an RMA, please email customer service with photo proof of the item in its original packaging. Our team will review the photos to confirm eligibility and, once approved, will email you your authorized RMA and next steps.
No, the Fab Glass and Mirror guarantee does not cover custom-cut items that were measured incorrectly by the customer. Always double-check dimensions before ordering. Contact customer services so they can facilitate you with the solution in a situation like this.
Yes. If your custom order has not yet entered the fabrication phase, you can request a cancellation and receive a full refund. To ensure production hasn't started, please contact customer service on the same day you place your order.
Once your returned item is received, inspected, and approved at our facility, refunds are processed back to your original payment method within 5 to 7 business days.
No, original shipping fees, handling charges, and custom design fees are strictly non-refundable.
Yes, you can exchange a stock product within 30 days. You will need to obtain an RMA, return the original item, and pay any price differences for the new size.
We strongly recommend shipping your return with a carrier that provides tracking and shipping insurance, as we are not responsible for items lost during return transit.
Once you receive your written RMA authorization email, you must ship the package back within 3 business days.
Standard stock returns do not incur a restocking fee as long as they arrive back in 100% re-saleable condition within the 30-day window, however, a two-way shipping fee will be incurred in all such cases.
Pro accounts are subject to the same policy: stock goods are returnable within 30 days under authorization, but all custom fabricated commercial orders are not returnable.
Once fabrication is complete, the order will be shipped on the same day if ordered before 02:00 PM only for ready to ship items. However for customized items, the order will take 5 to 7 business days to deliver, depending on your distance from our warehouses in Ohio.
No, we cannot deliver glass or mirror items to P.O. Box addresses due to the physical dimensions and fragile nature of the shipments.
In-stock orders completed and authorized before 2:00 PM Eastern Time on a regular business day generally confirm shipment on the same day.
Yes, you can directly coordinate with FedEx or a preferred carrier to pick up your order from our facility once you have coordinated with customer support. For that, you need to provide shipping carrier documents.
Yes, all outbound shipments sent directly by Fab Glass and Mirror include comprehensive transport protection to guard against loss or damage. In case of any transit damages, we offer free replacements.
We ship in 48 states of the United States and all the locations.
Address changes can only be made before the product leaves our warehouse facility. Contact customer service immediately if a correction is needed.
Yes, we offer options for both, depending on availability:
Expedited Fabrication: While not guaranteed, our team accepts rush requests on a case-by-case basis. We will check the possibility for you depending on the item type, specifications, and your required timeline. Please contact our support team directly to make a request.
Expedited Shipping: Yes. Faster shipping options are available upon request from a sales person for an additional fee.
Small items are heavily wrapped in dense, form-fitting Styrofoam molds and enclosed within double-walled corrugated cardboard shipping boxes.
No, all shipping and handling costs are clearly displayed in your shopping cart before you finalize checkout.
Based on the order items, we ship from two locations FL and OH. If items are ready to ship then they will be delivered from the Florida office and in case of customized glass, it will be directly shipped from our Ohio office.
No, we do not ship glass products to Alaska and Hawaii.
Curbside delivery means the carrier will drop off the glass crate at the curb or driveway line of your property; they will not bring it inside the building.
Standard ground shipping cannot be scheduled for a precise date, but tracking links provide real-time estimated windows of delivery.
No. We do not offer direct international shipping through our core website. All standard orders must be delivered to a valid US address.
An item requires freight shipping if it weighs 151 lbs. or more, has a packaged length of 105 inches or more, or a girth measuring 165 inches or more.
Yes, all freight shipments require an adult signature upon delivery to confirm receipt and allow for immediate visual inspection of the outer crate.
If you are not present at the pre-scheduled time of delivery for an oversized freight item, a standard re-delivery fee will be charged.
Yes but an extra fee will be added.
Extremely large or heavy commercial crates may require specialized equipment like a forklift at the buyer's expense to safely unload from the truck.
The freight company will contact you via the phone number provided during checkout to arrange a convenient delivery day and time window.
Delivery depends on truck accessibility. If a semi-truck cannot safely enter your street, alternative delivery points or terminal pickups must be arranged.
A liftgate lowers the heavy crate from the truck bed to the ground. This service is standard for residential freight shipments to facilitate offloading.
Yes, you can request a terminal hold to pick up your crate directly from the freight carrier’s local warehouse using your own transport vehicle.
Freight delivery dates are estimates provided by third-party carriers. Delays can occur due to traffic, weather, or operational constraints.
You must explicitly write "Damaged Crate - Subject to Inspection" on the freight carrier's bill of lading before signing it.
Oversized glass products are packed upright inside custom-built heavy wooden L-frames or fully enclosed timber crates to prevent bending or impact.
Standard freight operations only schedule residential and commercial deliveries Monday through Friday during standard business hours.
Do not reject the delivery unless the glass itself inside is obviously shattered. For minor outer wear, accept the package but note it on the paperwork.
We regularly ship architectural glass sheets up to several feet wide, provided they fit within standard commercial freight constraints and shipping safety limits.
You must inspect all products and report transit damage in writing with photographic documentation within 24 hours of receiving the package.
You must provide clear photos of the damaged glass, the shipping label, and the condition of the inner and outer packaging layers.
Yes, the buyer is solely responsible for the safe and legal disposal of broken items. Fab Glass and Mirror will not pick up broken merchandise or reimburse disposal fees.
Yes, once your 24-hour damage claim is submitted with the required photographic proof, we will fast-track the fabrication and shipping of a free replacement.
If a product is completely and obviously destroyed, you may refuse the shipment. Otherwise, accept it, document the damage immediately, and contact us.
Failure to report visible damage within the initial inspection window constitutes full acceptance of the product, and damage claims will be subject to the customer services decision.
Yes, if an order arrives broken and is documented within 24 hours, you can opt for either a free replacement or a full refund.
No, our damage warranty covers transit damage only, which includes items broken by carriers prior to or at the moment of delivery. It does not cover accidental breaks during handling or installation.
First and Foremost, make sure to check all packing materials thoroughly, as small items are often wrapped securely inside and can be overlooked easily. If you received your hardware in an elongated cardboard tube, make sure to peep all the way through because hardware can sometimes be wedged inside the package as well. However, If confirmed as missing after checking as guided above, make sure to report it to customer service within 48 hours for a replacement with photos of overall items and packaging received.
Fab Glass and Mirror will handle the logistics of filing claims with the shipping carrier for the items shipped by Fab Glass and Mirror so you can focus entirely on getting your replacement.
No. Contact our customer service team before installation. Even a small edge chip can affect the strength and safety of tempered glass, and our team can help determine whether the panel is safe to use.
No, Fab Glass and Mirror is not liable for any indirect or incidental costs, including secondary installation fees or contractor delays due to transit damage or transit delays.
Concealed damage must be reported within 1–2 business days of delivery. We highly recommend opening and inspecting all packages immediately upon arrival so we can resolve any issues for you quickly.
Refusing an undamaged shipment results in the customer being responsible for the deduction of 2-way shipping charges (All original and return shipping charges) incurred.
We offer frameless shower doors, sliding bypass doors, single shower doors, corner enclosures, and custom neo-angle glass panels.
Frameless shower doors require structurally sound safety glass, which is why we recommend using 3/8" or 1/2" thick tempered glass.
Yes, we offer premium EnduroShield protective glass coatings that repel water, soap scum, and limescale to drastically reduce cleaning maintenance.
Yes, all glass panels used for shower doors and bath enclosures must be fully tempered to meet strict architectural safety codes.
Measurements must be exact to the nearest 1/16 of an inch. Ensure your walls are checked for plumb, as glass cannot be trimmed after tempering.
Yes, you can select high-quality matching hardware (hinges, handles, sweeps, and channels) in finishes like chrome, brushed nickel, or matte black.
This refers to walls or thresholds that are not perfectly vertical or horizontal. We can fabricate out-of-square glass to fit these uneven spaces seamlessly.
Heavy frameless glass doors require precise handling and anchoring. While DIYers can install them, we highly recommend professional installation.
Standard clear glass carries a slight green tint due to iron content. Low-iron glass (HD glass) is completely crystal clear with no green discoloration.
Clean regularly with a soft squeegee and mild, non-abrasive soap. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads that can scratch the surface.
No, tempered glass will instantly shatter if subjected to cutting, drilling, or modification after the tempering process.
Yes, we provide frosted (acid-etched) glass and various textured pattern glass options to ensure visual privacy while letting light through.
Matte black, brushed nickel, and chrome finishes are highly popular choices for modern, minimalist architectural bathrooms.
Clear vinyl sweeps and seals snap directly onto the bottom and side edges of the door to channel dripping water back inside the shower pan.
Yes, our high-quality frameless shower hinges allow the glass door to swing 90 degrees inward and 90 degrees outward for easy access.
Glass can be used as a structural tabletop sitting directly on a base, or as a thin protective cover to safeguard wood furniture from scratches and rings.
We offer flat polished edges, pencil polished edges, beveled edges (ranging from 1/2" to 1-1/2"), and detailed Ogee profile edges.
If the glass sits fully flat on a solid wood surface, annealed glass is fine. For standalone tables, heavy use, or homes with kids, tempered glass is required.
For general furniture protection (desks, dining tables, end tables), a thickness of 1/4" is the industry standard and offers ideal coverage.
You can order round, square, rectangle, oval, racetrack oval, or completely custom irregular shapes based on templates or specific dimensions.
Clear rubber bumper pads sit between the glass tabletop and your wood furniture. They prevent the glass from sliding and allow the wood to breathe.
Tempered glass tabletops offer high thermal resistance and can handle hot items. For annealed glass covers, always use coasters or placemats.
For standard ovals, measure the maximum length and width. For irregular shapes, you will need to submit a physical paper or cardboard template.
We can manufacture and safely ship extra-large dining table tops over 72 inches via our specialized freight transport service.
Yes, low-iron glass eliminates the natural green edge tint, ensuring the true color of your light wood or painted table shows through perfectly.
Yes, provided the glass is fully tempered to withstand environmental temperature changes, wind loads, and potential outdoor impacts. Check our product for patio glass tabletop.
An umbrella hole is a central cutout for patio tables. Yes, we can drill centralized 2-inch pre-cut umbrella holes with polished inner edges.
Minor hairline surface scratches can sometimes be buffed out using cerium oxide paste. Deep physical cracks or scratches cannot be repaired safely.
A flat polish leaves a clean, square edge profile. A beveled edge features a decorative, sloping perimeter cut that catches and reflects light.
Weight capacity depends heavily on glass thickness, surface area, and base support configuration. Use our weight calculator to plan structural setups.
The industry standard for fitness centers, dance studios, and home gym walls is 1/4" thick glass gym mirror to prevent visual distortion.
Yes, high-quality home gym mirrors should feature a safety backing film that holds glass shards in place if the mirror is accidentally impacted.
Installation requires a combination of heavy-duty mirror mastic adhesive on the back, along with metal J-channels or mirror clips anchored to wall studs.
Yes, we sell comprehensive DIY Gym Mirror Kits that include the polished-edge mirror, mounting J-channels, screws, and mirror mastic.
Panels measuring 36" x 60" or 48" x 72" are ideal because they provide a full-body view while remaining manageable to carry and mount.
Yes, we can incorporate custom interior cutouts or edge notches during fabrication to accommodate wall switches or power outlets.
Our 1/4" thick premium glass mirrors provide a true-to-life, flat reflection without the wavy distortion often found in cheap, thin alternatives.
Yes, our flat polished edge mirrors are designed to sit flush side-by-side to create a seamless, continuous mirrored wall effect.
Spray a lint-free microfiber cloth with a standard ammonia-free glass cleaner and wipe down. Avoid spraying liquid cleaner directly onto the mirror edges.
Yes, but you must attach a wood plywood backing or use specialized concrete masonry anchors and channels to isolate the mirror from moisture.
The metal J-channel acts as a structural shelf that bears the physical downward weight of the heavy glass mirror panel over time.
Mirror mastic typically takes 24 to 48 hours to form a permanent, structural bond with the underlying wall surface.
Annealed mirrors can theoretically be cut by a professional glazier, but we strongly advise ordering the exact finished size needed to preserve the polished edges.
Yes, commercial fitness centers, martial arts dojos, and dance studios can secure volume discounts by ordering through our commercial sales team.
Acrylic/plexiglass is up to 17 times stronger than standard annealed glass, weighs half as much, and offers superior shatter resistance.
Yes, clear acrylic/plexiglass sheets possess an exceptional light transmittance rating of 92%, making it visually as clear as optical glass.
Yes, our high-grade acrylic sheets feature UV stabilization to resist yellowing, weathering, and clouding from sun exposure.
Yes, unlike tempered glass, acrylic/plexiglass can be cut with standard fine-toothed saw blades and drilled with standard plastic-specific bits.
We supply custom cut acrylic sheets in various versatile thicknesses, including popular 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" options.
Yes, acrylic is softer than glass and more susceptible to surface scratching. Care should be taken during cleaning and high-contact use.
Clean using a clean microfiber cloth, lukewarm water, and mild dish soap. Never use Windex or ammonia-based cleaners, as they cause acrylic to fog.
Yes, acrylic tabletop is an excellent lightweight protector for desks and kids' play tables, though it is more prone to surface scratching than actual glass.
Acrylic sheets can withstand continuous heat up to approximately 160°F (71°C) before softening or warping out of shape.
Yes, our inventory includes clear, frosted, opaque black, translucent white, and a variety of decorative colored plexiglass sheets.
Standard acrylic is shatter-proof but not bullet-resistant. True bullet-resistant barriers require specific thick, multi-layered polycarbonate or specialized laminate polymers.
Thin sheets have a degree of natural flexibility for curved fixtures, and thicker sheets can be cleanly thermoformed or bent using localized heat tools.
Every custom cut acrylic sheet is shipped with a protective blue poly-film or adhesive craft paper masking on both sides to prevent scratching during handling.
Yes, acrylic is an ideal medium for laser cutting and crisp custom engraving for signage, displays, and architectural art projects.
Plexiglass (acrylic) is more rigid and scratch-resistant with better clarity, while Polycarbonate (Lexan) is virtually unbreakable but more flexible and softer.
Tempered glass is heat-treated to be 4 to 5 times stronger than standard glass. When it breaks, it fractures into small, blunt pebbles rather than sharp, dangerous shards.
An Insulated Glass Unit consists of two or more glass panes separated by a sealed airspace filled with air or noble gas (like Argon) to provide thermal insulation for windows.
Yes, Fab Glass and Mirror offer a warranty on our Insulated Glass Units. More details on warranty can be found here.
Fire-rated glass is required in stairwells, vision panels, fire doors, and shared commercial property walls to prevent the spread of smoke and flames.
Yes, we supply high-security bullet-resistant glass configurations engineered to withstand specific ballistic impacts for banks, storefronts, and secure facilities.
Premium tempered glass chair mats will never crack, bend, dent, or discolor over time, providing a completely smooth, sleek rolling surface for office chairs.
Yes, IGUs with Low-E (low-emissivity) coatings reflect infrared heat, keeping your home cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter to slash energy costs.
A failed seal allows outside moisture to enter the internal space, resulting in permanent fogging, condensation, or a cloudy appearance between the panes.
Yes, specialized ceramic safety glass products like Pyrostop or Vetrotech combine fire resistance with certified impact safety ratings.
Yes, our glass chair mats feature completely flat bases that perform beautifully on high-pile carpets, low carpets, tile, and premium hardwood.
True tempered glass features a permanent, tiny etched safety logo in one of the corners, confirming its compliance with safety regulations.
No, an IGU is a factory-sealed unit. The entire multi-pane assembly must be replaced to restore its insulating value and prevent fogging.
Yes, bullet-resistant glass will fracture internally to absorb the kinetic energy of the bullet, but the inner layers prevent the projectile from penetrating.
No, all of our glass chair mats are engineered with smooth, flat polished perimeter edges and slightly rounded safety corners to ensure a safe workspace.
Laminated glass features a tough plastic interlayer (PVB) sandwiched between two glass sheets. It is used in soundproofing, overhead skylights, and high-security areas.
Glass railing panels provide clear, unobstructed views while serving as heavy-duty, wind-resistant structural safety barriers for balconies, decks, and stairs.
Back-painted glass is opaque glass coated on one side with durable archival paint. This back-painted glass is widely installed as seamless kitchen backsplashes, wall coverings, and countertops.
Pattern glass features translucent embossed designs (like Rain, Aquatex, or Frosted) that obscure direct sightlines while still allowing natural ambient light to pass.
Crackled glass is a stunning three-layer laminated glass sheet where the inner core is intentionally shattered, creating a captive, glistening ice-like visual texture.
Yes, as long as the underlying glass is fully tempered to withstand the thermal heat outputs and fluctuations associated with cooking appliances.
Building codes typically require heavy 1/2" fully tempered glass or high-performance laminated tempered safety glass for structural railing applications.
Yes, the internal PVB interlayer in laminated glass filters out up to 99% of damaging ultraviolet radiation to protect indoor furniture and flooring.
Yes, glass backsplashes are entirely non-porous and seamless, meaning there are no grout lines to absorb grease, stains, mold, or bacteria.
Yes, we can custom-mix back-painted glass panels to match standard major paint brand color codes for a cohesive interior design.
Annealed laminated glass can be cut using specific double-sided scoring techniques, but tempered laminated architectural glass cannot be modified.
The standard and most cost-effective thickness for a secure, flat-mounted interior wall glass backsplash is 1/4" thick tempered glass.
Yes, different textures offer varying levels of obscurity, ranging from subtle light diffusion to complete distortion for high-privacy bathroom windows.
They are anchored securely using heavy metal base shoes, side-mounted spigots, standoffs, or structural post clamp hardware systems.
Yes, custom architectural glass panels are excellent for creating modern, acoustic-dampening, daylight-friendly workspace partitions.
Most LED mirrors require a standard 110V AC electrical connection. They can be hardwired directly to a wall switch or plugged into a standard GFCI outlet.
An anti-fog pad is a built-in heating element behind the mirror glass that gently warms the surface to prevent steam condensation during showers.
Copper-free mirrors offer superior resistance to atmospheric moisture and harsh cleaning chemicals, preventing the black edge corrosion (rust) common in old mirrors.
Yes, our advanced LED mirrors feature touch-sensor buttons to dim brightness levels and switch between Warm, Neutral, and Cool White lighting modes.
A beveled edge mirror features an angled perimeter slant (typically 1 inch) ground into the face of the glass, creating an elegant built-in decorative border.
Frameless wall mirrors are securely mounted using pre-installed heavy-duty aluminum Z-bars or metal cleats that screw directly into structural wall studs.
Yes, many of our stock and custom cut mirror frames include dual-orientation mounting brackets to accommodate your specific wall configuration.
The commercial-grade LEDs used in our mirrors are rated for up to 50,000 hours of standard daily use.
Yes, our LED mirrors carry certified IP44 or IP54 waterproof ratings, ensuring electrical components are fully sealed and protected against moisture.
We offer traditional silver-backed mirrors, safety-backed mirrors, tinted decorative mirrors (Bronze/Gray), and frosted-border backlit mirrors.
Yes, our mirrors feature a memory function that allows them to be connected to a standard wall light switch while remembering your last brightness setting.
We stock a massive inventory of popular standard bathroom vanity mirror dimensions, ranging from 24" x 36" up to large 60" x 36" double-vanity options.
We primarily use premium 1/4" thick glass for residential mirrors to guarantee high structural integrity and completely distortion-free reflections.
Yes, using specialized mirror-safe mastic adhesive, you can mount a flat glass mirror directly over level ceramic tiles without removing them.
Popular options include clear glass, textured glass, leaded glass, V-grooving, Sumiglass and various historical textured or tinted architectural patterns.
The standard thickness for glass cabinet inserts is 1/8", which keeps the doors lightweight and prevents unnecessary strain on structural cabinet hinges.
While standard 1/8" annealed glass is frequently used, we recommend choosing tempered glass for low-level cabinets or busy kitchens to minimize breakage risks.
Measure the inside recessed opening (rabbet) of the cabinet door frame from the back, then subtract 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch for clearance.
Seedy glass features a nostalgic texture filled with tiny, captive air bubbles that catch light beautifully while subtly obscuring cabinet contents.
Reeded glass features continuous parallel architectural grooves. At checkout, you can specify if you want the lines running vertically or horizontally.
Glass inserts are typically held in place using clear silicone adhesive beads, flexible rubber glass retainer clips, or traditional wood molding strips.
Yes, frosted (acid-etched) glass turns the glass opaque, letting glowing ambient light into the cabinet while hiding the silhouettes of dishes.
A mullion door has wood window-pane dividers. You can either order individual small glass panels for each opening or one single sheet that sits behind them.
If your kitchen cabinets are painted bright white, low-iron glass is highly recommended to eliminate the green edge tint from casting onto the white wood.
We fabricate flat glass in custom arched or radius shapes, but we do not manufacture curved or bent glass sheets for rounded corner China cabinets.
Wipe down with a soft cloth dampened with a simple mixture of warm water and grease-cutting dish soap, followed by standard glass cleaner.
Beveled edges require a minimum thickness of 3/16" or 1/4", so beveling is only available if your cabinet channel can accept thicker glass panels.
Standard inserts feature sharp 90-degree corners to drop cleanly into cabinet frames. Radius or dubbed safety corners can be requested if needed.
Wire glass features an internal metal mesh grid. It can be used in modern industrial or rustic-themed residential kitchen cabinets for a distinct aesthetic.
Glass dry-erase boards are non-porous, meaning they will never ghost, stain, streak, or absorb ink marker pigments even after years of continuous use.
We use heavy-duty 1/4" thick fully tempered safety glass to ensure our glass erase boards can withstand strong writing pressure and impact.
Yes, you must use strong Neodymium (rare earth) magnets. Standard lightweight plastic refrigerator magnets are not strong enough to penetrate the glass layer.
They are mounted using solid metal standoff hardware corners that screw directly into wall anchors, suspending the sleek board slightly off the wall surface.
Yes, we supply standoff glass erase boards in classic Black, Blue, Light Green, Peach, and White colors.
All standard dry-erase markers, liquid chalk markers, and wet-erase paint markers work excellently on our smooth glass surfaces.
Yes, we can custom-print high-definition logos, grid calendars, or custom project management layouts onto the back of the glass layer.
No, our office glass whiteboards feature beautifully polished flat perimeter edges and smooth, rounded radius corners to prevent accidental cuts.
Because our custom glass erase board is non-porous, you can easily clean permanent marker off by wiping it with a little isopropyl rubbing alcohol or acetone.
Yes, we exclusively use premium low-iron glass for white boards to ensure the background looks pure white rather than muddy green.
Yes, our flexible wall-mounting standoff hardware kits allow you to hang the board in either landscape or portrait orientation.
We stock a large selection of standard sizes, including popular 24" x 36", 36" x 48", and extra-large 48" x 72" glass boards.
Our complete whiteboard kits arrive with the tempered glass board, metal wall standoffs, mounting anchors, a marker tray, and starter markers.
Yes, using specialized double-sided structural adhesive systems or glass-to-glass clamp hardware configurations.
Yes, the tempered glass and powder-coated backing are fully weatherproof, though marker ink may fade under direct solar UV exposure over time.
You can select squares, rectangles, perfect circles, ovals, triangles, hexagons, octagons, pentagons, and house shapes directly on our portal.
We custom cut glass sheets ranging from ultra-thin 1/8" accent sheets up to ultra-thick 3/4" heavy structural architectural panels.
A dubbed corner means the sharp, pointy 90-degree tip of the glass is ground down slightly to create a smooth, safe, fractional break in the corner line.
For unique geometric layouts or curved lines, you can upload a digital CAD DXF file during online ordering, or mail in a physical cardboard template.
Yes, our precision CNC machinery can cut circular interior holes, speaker notches, hinge cutouts, and specialized corner notches.
A seamed edge is sanded quickly to remove sharpness so it's safe to handle (hidden applications). A polished edge is glossy and fully visible.
Yes, we can custom-cut high-durability standard mirrors, bronze mirrors, gray mirrors, and antique style decorative mirrors to any shape.
We maintain tight, high-precision manufacturing tolerances of +/- 1/16 of an inch on all automated CNC glass cutting and fabrication tracks.
Tempered glass is under intense internal structural tension. Any attempt to cut, trim, or file it will disrupt this balance and cause it to shatter completely.
Yes, you can specify full acid etching, partial sandblasting, or decorative frosted stripes across your custom-cut orders.
A flat polished or pencil polished edge is ideal for open shelves because it provides a smooth, shiny, and premium visible appearance.
Measure the radius of your table's curved corner using a radius chart tool, then input that exact dimension into our product builder.
Yes, we offer beautiful mass-tinted architectural glass options, including smoke gray, bronze, and dark privacy tints.
Our specialized B2B commercial engineering desk reviews complex blueprints and technical drawings to ensure flawless automated fabrication.
Yes, your unique custom dimensions and CNC profiles are securely saved under your user account profile for fast, single-click re-ordering.
Weight capacity depends on glass thickness and bracket spacing. A 3/8" thick shelf supported by brackets every 24 inches can safely hold up to 70 lbs.
Floating glass shelves utilize metal heavy-duty shelf clamps, adjustable slot brackets, or continuous aluminum tracking brackets secured into wall studs.
Yes, custom glass shelves and solid brass or aluminum brackets are entirely waterproof and rust-resistant, making them ideal for high-humidity showers.
We offer specialized quarter-circle shelves and triangular corner shelves designed to maximize storage in tight wall spaces.
Yes, rectangle glass shelves should always be tempered to handle physical loading stress, accidental impacts from stored items, and to ensure home safety.
We offer three primary thicknesses for custom and stock shelving: light 1/4" sheets, standard 3/8" options, and extra-heavy 1/2" display shelves.
Yes, simply measure the length, width, and thickness of your original curio shelves to order exact custom-cut, polished replacements.
These metal brackets feature an adjustable jaw system with internal rubber pads that clamp down onto varying glass thicknesses (1/4" to 1/2").
Yes, we offer convenient pre-packaged Glass Shelf Kits that include a polished tempered shelf along with matching heavy-duty support shelf brackets.
Yes, this requires drilling holes through the underlying mirror panel before installation so the shelf brackets can anchor into the structural wall studs behind it.
Yes, tempered glass shelves are non-porous, highly hygienic, exceptionally easy to wipe clean, and easily withstand chilled temperatures.
A flat polished edge provides clean, crisp modern lines, while a beveled edge adds a more traditional, reflective aesthetic to your display.
To avoid structural glass sagging or stress, we recommend placing a supporting metal bracket or peg at least every 24 to 32 inches.
Yes, mounting a slim LED light strip behind or along the back edge of a glass shelf creates a stunning glow that flows through the polished front edge.
Our heavy-duty shelf hardware line includes matching premium finishes like polished chrome, brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and matte black.
Our high-performance architectural hardware components for all our applications are engineered from solid brass, premium stainless steel, and high-grade structural aluminum alloys.
No, our shower hardware is treated with advanced corrosion-resistant, multi-layered electroplated finishes to protect against moisture and rust in wet areas.
Standoffs are cylindrical metal fasteners that mount through pre-drilled holes in a glass panel, anchoring it a set distance away from a wall surface.
Yes, all of our structural metal clamps, clips, and hinges come with clear neoprene or silicone gaskets to prevent direct metal-to-glass friction.
A standard pair of our solid brass wall-mount shower hinges can safely support a frameless door weighing up to 80 lbs. and up to 28 inches wide.
A wall-mount hinge attaches a glass door directly to a structural wall.
Yes, we stock a comprehensive variety of snap-on clear vinyl bottom sweeps, side h-jamb seals, and magnetic strike profiles for various glass thicknesses.
We offer C-Pull handles in 6 and 8 inch with brass, chrome, and brushed nickel finishes along with a towel bar.
We offer 3 traditional hooks attached to the back along with anchors and Qty-4/6 Screws.
Yes, all hardware packs arrive complete with the necessary matching stainless steel mounting screws, and wall anchors.
Yes, our modern sliding bypass glass door hardware lines feature integrated hydraulic soft-close dampening brakes for silent closing.
Select a metal J-channel matching the exact thickness of your mirror panel; most standard gym installations use our 1/4" aluminum J-channels.
We strongly discourage painting structural glass hardware, as household paint will quickly peel off high-friction moving hinge assemblies.
A self-centering hinge features internal springs that automatically pull the glass door back to its closed position once it comes within 15 degrees of center.
EnduroShield is an invisible, ultra-thin protective coating that chemically bonds to glass surfaces. Think of it as a permanent, heavy-duty layer, but specifically engineered for things like glass shower doors, windows, and pool fencing.
It transforms ordinary porous glass into an ultra-smooth, oil- and water-repellent surface that strongly resists soap scum, limescale buildup, and hard water etching.
No, EnduroShield is completely invisible and optically clear. It will never crack, peel, flake, yellow, or alter the clear look of your glass.
Factory-applied EnduroShield coatings reduce standard glass cleaning intervals and labor by up to 50% over the life of the product.
It can be applied to both sides, but it is typically applied to the interior-facing side of shower doors where exposure to water and soap occurs.
Avoid harsh abrasive powders, scouring pads, strong acids, or highly alkaline chemical cleaners, as they can break down the protective polymer bond.
Simply rinse with clean water and wipe down with a soft squeegee or microfiber cloth after showering. A mild diluted dish soap can be used occasionally.
When maintained according to simple manufacturer guidelines, a EnduroShield protective treatment can perform effectively for several years.
While it significantly reduces environmental etching and fine chemical abrasion, it does not make glass completely scratch-proof against hard metals or sharp objects.
Yes, once cured, EnduroShield is completely non-hazardous, chemically inert, hygienic, and safe for residential applications.
Yes, it is highly recommended for sandblasted or frosted glass to prevent greasy hand fingerprints and outdoor grime from staining the textured surface.
Yes, it acts as an excellent barrier against airborne sea salt spray and environmental pollutants that cause clouding and pitting on exterior glass.
Yes, you can easily opt to add professional EnduroShield treatment to custom glass, exterior railings, and partition panels at checkout.
The coating reduces surface tension, so installers should wear proper high-traction rubberized safety gloves when lifting treated glass panels.
You will need to provide the exact width, height, overall glass thickness, glass type (tempered or annealed), and whether it is single or double-pane.
Yes, our custom glass table top allows you to specify a replacement tabletop containing a perfectly polished 2-inch central umbrella hole.
Wear heavy protective gloves and safety glasses. Tape over the cracked glass shards with heavy duct tape to keep them unified, then carefully pry the frame open.
Standard tempered glass cannot handle the extreme thermal shock of fireplaces. Wood stoves require specialized ceramic safety glass for fireplace glass replacement.
Take accurate cross-measurements and sketch out the shape, or send us a digital CAD layout file through our website for precise computerized cutting.
Yes, we fabricate heavy-duty tempered safety glass and insulated glass panels designed to fit standard residential front door window frames.
Check the corners of the broken glass for an etched safety stamp, or look at how it broke: if it broke into tiny pebbles, it was tempered; if it broke into large shards, it was annealed.
Yes, we can cut small, thin 1/4" or 1/8" tempered glass shelving sheets with smooth, polished edges tailored to fit any standard medicine cabinet brand.
Yes, we supply high-durability clear tempered architectural glass sheets cut to your greenhouse structural frame specifications.
Look closely at the edge profile of the window: if there are two parallel sheets of glass separated by a metal spacer bar, it is a double-pane insulated glass unit.
Yes, we specialize in high-strength, crystal-clear 1/4" and 3/8" tempered glass panels with fine flat polished edges perfect for retail display cases.
Yes, because storm doors are low-level high-impact zones, we will fabricate an exact size replacement pane using fully certified tempered safety glass.
Knowing the exact physical weight helps you ensure your wall anchors, structural hinges, table bases, or delivery teams can safely handle the load.
As a general baseline, standard glass weighs approximately 1.25 lbs per square foot for every 1/8 inch of thickness.
The glass weight calculator multiplies the total surface area (Width × Height) by the density constant of architectural glass corresponding to your chosen thickness layer.
No, the tempering heat process alters the internal stress structure of the glass to make it stronger, but it does not change its physical weight or density.
No, removing the iron content to clear up the green tint does not measurably alter the overall physical weight or mass density of the glass sheet.
A 1/4" thick architectural glass panel weighs approximately 3.12 lbs per square foot of total surface area.
A 1/2" thick structural glass sheet is heavy, weighing approximately 6.25 lbs per square foot of surface area.
No, the online weight calculator estimates the net weight of the glass panel alone. Outer wooden crates and packaging layers will add extra weight.
Yes, to find the weight of an IGU, simply add the individual weights of each glass pane together (the lightweight internal air or gas space adds zero weight).
Plexi/acrylic glass is significantly lighter, weighing exactly half (50%) as much as a traditional glass sheet of the exact same size and thickness.
Our online calculator handles the geometry for you. Manually, you calculate the area of the circle and multiply it by the thickness weight factor.
A beveled edge grinds away a tiny fraction of glass along the perimeter, slightly decreasing the overall weight, though the change is negligible for standard setups.
Building codes dictate wind and impact loads. The supporting hardware (spigots or shoes) must be rated to support the dead-weight mass of heavy railing glass.
Yes, the calculator combines the weight of both glass layers. The thin internal PVB adhesive plastic interlayer adds a nominal, fractional weight.
Standard plastic wall anchors often fail under heavy loads. If your mirror calculator shows a weight over 30 lbs, you should anchor directly into wood wall studs or use heavy-duty toggle bolts.
