Glass for worktops, unit tops and tables
Worktop, unit & table glass
A sheet of glass on a dining table, desk or sideboard stops rings, scratches and spills from marking the wood underneath. We cut protective glass to size, and replace broken glass in garden and patio furniture.
- Glass: Float or toughened, clear or tinted
- Edges: Polished, bevelled
- Shapes: Rectangles, circles, templates
What we make
- Protective tops for dining tables, desks, dressers and sideboards.
- Replacement glass for coffee tables and display cabinets.
- Glass shelves for cabinets and alcoves.
- Toughened replacement tops for garden and patio tables damaged by wind or frost.
Getting the size right
For a rectangle, measure length and width and tell us the corner shape you'd like. For round, oval or shaped tops, a paper template taped to the table is the most accurate way. Bring it in and we'll cut to it.
Worktop, unit & table glass gallery
Photographs of jobs we've completed. Select a photo to enlarge it.
Photos of our recent work are coming soon
We're photographing our own jobs for this page. In the meantime, visit the showroom at 31 Alpin Road to see samples, or ask us for examples of similar work when you call.
Contact usCommon questions
Something else? Call 01382 814273.
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Should a table top be toughened?
For garden furniture and anything that takes heat or knocks, yes. A protective top resting on a solid table can be ordinary float glass at a lower price. We'll advise on which suits.
Can you cut a round table top?
Yes. Circles, ovals and shapes from a template, with polished edges.
Related services
Glass cut to size
Float, toughened, laminated, obscure, greenhouse and fire glass, cut to your sizes.
Made-to-measure mirrors
Mirrors cut to size for bathrooms, alcoves, gyms and wardrobe doors.
Glass repairs & replacement
Cracked and broken glass in windows, doors, shopfronts, greenhouses and furniture.
Get a price for worktop, unit & table glass
Call the office or send a few details and photos. We'll come back to you, arrange to measure where it's needed, and give you a price.