Rectangular tops
Radius or clipped corners with flat-polished edges, tempered for safety.
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Table and desk tops in 1/4"–1/2" (6–12 mm), with a finished edge on every side. Rounds, ovals, rectangles with radius corners, and shapes cut from your template or DXF.
Radius or clipped corners with flat-polished edges, tempered for safety.
True circles and ellipses cut on the CNC, polished all around.
Thin annealed or tempered covers to protect a wood or stone surface.
Notched, cutout or freeform tops cut from your DXF or physical template.
| Max size | 90" × 144" |
| Thickness | 1/4"–1/2" (6–12 mm) typical |
| Glass types | Clear for most tops. Gray or bronze from stock up to 6 mm. Low-iron is ordered when a polished edge should not read green. Thicker than 6 mm is ordered. |
| Edgework | Flat polish, pencil edge, bevel on request |
| Corners | Square, clipped, or radius to your call-out |
| 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.
3/8" or 1/2" for an unsupported top; 1/4" is enough as a protective cover over a solid surface. Send the span and support layout and we'll advise.
No. Edgework, holes, and cutouts all happen before the oven. Once the glass is tempered it cannot be recut, which is why we confirm the dimensions before we run it.
Yes, drilled and edge-finished before tempering. Give us the diameter and center location.
A short note on the part is enough for a first number. Drawings and photos welcome.