Glass Cut to Size Online
Toughened glass cut to size, made to measure in a wide range of shapes, glass types and thicknesses, with delivery throughout the UK.
Why choose us?:
Online ordering | Instant quotations | Selectable delivery dates | Nationwide delivery | Lots of shapes | Machine-polished edges | Toughened glass | Small manufacturing tolerance | Drill holes and other machining
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All Prices and Dates shown below are based on the displayed product with no optional extras, using the fastest to manufacture glass types.
Square / Rectangle
Rounded Corners Available
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Rectangle with 2 Rounded Corners
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Rectangle with 1 Rounded Corner
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Irregular Shape
For more complex shapes, we can produce glass to the following:
- Diagrams
- Templates
- CAD Files
Glass Type Samples
Approximate Dimensions 100mm x 100mm
Thicknesses 4mm to 19mm
Types Available:
- Clear
- Low Iron (Opti-White)
- Tinted
- Frosted / Satin
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How is glass cut to size?
Glass is cut to size in a similar fashion to tiles, in where an oil fed scoring wheel passes over the glass with sufficient pressure, following the complete path of the intended cut.
The cut is then “opened” by applying pressure beneath the scored surface from one end of the cut, resulting in the glass “running” along the score and separating entirely.
Typically, the cut glass will then undergo machining processes resulting in safe to handle edges, as a cut edge is very sharp. Because of these machining processes, the glass is usually cut “oversize” to be then machined to the desired “finished” size.
Lower thicknesses of glass can be cut by hand very easily, while thicker glass such as 15mm and above does prove difficult and can be easily achieved using a CNC cutting table providing a cutting pressure and accuracy that cannot be matched by hand.
Laminate glass cutting does follow the above methods, with the addition of cutting the underside also, as laminated glass is in fact two separate sheets of glass, held together by a PVB or EVA interlayer. With both cuts made, the interlayer is then heated to allow it to soften and stretch, making it possible to fit a blade into the cut and splitting the interlayer from the excess offcut of glass.