Cabinet door glass for cabinet and millwork shops

Glass inserts for frame-and-panel cabinet doors. Cut to your rabbet, edged so the lite seats without rattle, in the patterns kitchen designers are asking for right now.

CUT TO RABBET
REEDED & FLUTED
SATIN & OBSCURE
SEAMED EDGES

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WHAT WE MAKE

Part families we run for cabinet and millwork shops

Flat clear lites

Clear or low-iron inserts cut to your rabbet size with seamed edges.

Reeded & fluted

The pattern glass driving current cabinet design, cut with grain direction called out.

Satin & obscure

Frosted-look and textured patterns where contents shouldn't show.

Mullion & shaped lites

Small divided lites and arched tops cut on the CNC.

SPECIFICATIONS

Cabinet door glass specs

Common sizes	2" × 4" through full-height door lites
Thickness	1/8", 5/32", 3/16", 1/4" (3–6 mm)
Glass types	Clear for most inserts. 3 mm obscure from stock when the door should hide the shelf. Reeded, fluted, and satin etch are ordered to the pattern.
Edgework	Seamed standard · ground for handled parts
Tempering	Optional. Required when the door is in a hazardous location
Size tolerance	± 1/32" on cut size; squareness within 1/16"
Lead time	5–10 business days · batched by pattern

Need a spec not listed? We quote off your drawing. Colors we usually keep on hand.

What we handle here

Large-format CNC cutting Shapes, notches and radii cut from your DXF or DWG on lites up to 90" × 144".
Drilling and edgework in-house Holes, countersinks, and seamed, ground, or polished edges, finished here before the glass ships.
Quotes in a day, parts in a week Most quotes go out within one business day; production typically ships in 5–10.
Scheduled releases Blanket POs with weekly pulls. We hold the released glass so your line can take it on schedule.

SEND IT OVER

A drawing beats a phone call

DXF, DWG, PDF, a dimensioned sketch, or a photo of the part. We check holes and edge distances against the tempering limits before we price it, so the number is for a part we can actually make.

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FAQ

Questions we get about cabinet door glass

Missing something? Call the shop. You will reach someone who has run the furnace.

Does cabinet glass need to be tempered?

Code usually does not require it. It is still worth doing on tall doors and doors people handle all day, and it is required when the door is in a hazardous location. We run both.