Straight shelves
Polished-edge tempered shelves cut to your bracket spacing.
Shelf glass for fixtures, cabinets, and closets. Thick enough for the span, edged on all four sides, and notched or drilled for the bracket you are using.
Polished-edge tempered shelves cut to your bracket spacing.
Quarter-rounds and bullnose fronts cut on the CNC.
Notches and holes for standards, pins and cable systems.
3/8" and 1/2" (10–12 mm) for long spans and merchandise loads.
| Sizes | Any size to 90" × 144" |
| Thickness | 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" (6–12 mm) |
| Glass types | Clear shelves from stock up to 6 mm. Gray or bronze if the fixture is tinted. Low-iron, and anything thicker than 6 mm, is ordered. |
| Edgework | Flat polish standard on exposed shelf edges |
| Fabrication | Notches, holes, radius corners |
| Size tolerance | ± 1/32" on cut size; squareness within 1/16" |
| Standards | ANSI Z97.1-2015 Class A · 16 CFR 1201 Category II (400 ft-lb) · permanent temper mark |
| Lead time | 7–12 business days |
Need a spec not listed? We quote off your drawing. Colors we usually keep on hand.
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.
Start a quote →Missing something? Call the shop. You will reach someone who has run the furnace.
It depends on load and bracket spacing more than length. Tell us the span and what goes on it and we'll recommend a thickness rather than guessing.
Yes, cut before tempering along with any holes. Send the standard's profile or a dimensioned sketch.
On shelving, yes. The edge shows, and people handle it, so flat polish is the default.
A short note on the part is enough for a first number. Drawings and photos welcome.