Bevelled Edges &
Curved Pieces

Bevelled or sloped edges give depth to every piece of glass.

This extra layer is commonly used to add elegance for decorative purposes, but can also be functional. Many people are most comfortable handling glass with bevelled edges. The finish is typically shiny, glossy and smooth. This customization is most often applied to mirrors to create a piece with balanced depth along the perimeter.

We can professionally curve any kind of glass.

Whether bulletproof, laminated, annealed, insulated or heat-strengthened – we create curved glass of all shapes and sizes. Our bent glass can fit into any structural or architectural plan with guaranteed safety. Trust our team to nail every detail and exceed expectations with the precision of finely cut glass. Visit our showroom to see and feel some of the many finishes, textures and shapes that we offer.

Our team can customize your glass down to the smallest detail.

With our high-polished fabricator, we can create anything to meet your specific needs. Our state-of-the-art machinery and expert craftsmen make it easy. If you have a unique vision for your glass project, we can turn it into an affordable reality! Specialty glass work is a source of great pride for us, so if you need assistance with your idea, we can provide helpful, outside-the-box solutions.

Custom glass shaping and finishing is perfect if you want something a little different. Added texture creates a new dimension to the appearance of glass; we offer endless options that are guaranteed to be sized and applied to perfection. No matter how unique your vision is, reach out to our team so we can begin designing a plan to make it a reality.

Our expert craftsmen use efficient methods and professional tools to customize your glass.

When working with durable pieces of glass such as laminated, we use creative methods to cut and bevel them. After two decades in the glazing industry, we have learned a unique strategy to properly cut this type of glass:

This glass is composed of two panes bonded together with acrylic plastic. Due to this layering, laminated glass is extremely resistant and requires a specialized method to alter its shape. First, our team scores a cut-line so the glass can be easily pried open to uncover the inner plastic layer. We then pour methyl hydrate along this separation to begin breaking down the plastic before igniting it on fire. This melts the acrylic and creates a clean cut-line along the original score. Finally, we add a bevel on every edge with our baby belt sander to eliminate any sharp points.