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Sheets · Table tops · Shelves · Mirrors

Glass cut to fit,
priced as you build it.

Choose a shape, enter your size in inches and pick an edge. The estimate updates with every change.

A clear glass top cut to fit an oak writing desk beside a sunlit window.
Example sizeRectangle · 24 × 36 in · 1/4 in ·
Clear · Tempered · Flat polished
$255.92 estimate
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Start with what you're making.

Six places to start. Each opens two preset sizes you can add as they are or change.

Twelve preset sizes

Add one as it is, or open it in the configurator and change anything.

12 products

A rectangular sheet of clear glass lying on pale stone.

Clear rectangular glass

Rectangle · 24 × 36 in · 1/4 in
Clear · Annealed · Flat polished

A clear sheet with flat polished edges on all four sides.

$227.90estimate

A low-iron glass panel raised on two oak blocks, its edge pale.

Low-iron glass panel

Rectangle · 24 × 36 in · 1/4 in
Low-iron clear · Annealed · Flat polished

Less green tint and more neutral clarity than standard clear glass.

$374.35estimate

A tall rectangular clear glass panel leaning against a plaster wall.

Tempered rectangular panel

Rectangle · 24 × 36 in · 1/4 in
Clear · Tempered · Flat polished

Cut to size and polished first, then heat-treated.

$255.92estimate

A square clear glass panel seen from above on pale stone.

Tempered square panel

Square · 24 × 24 in · 1/4 in
Clear · Tempered · Flat polished

A 24 in square, sized and polished before tempering.

$197.66estimate

A thick round glass top resting on a stone plinth.

Round tempered table top

Round · 24 in diameter · 3/8 in
Clear · Tempered · Flat polished

A 24 in round in 3/8 in clear glass with a flat polished edge.

$277.94estimate

An oval glass top resting on two oak beams.

Oval tempered table top

Oval / ellipse · 24 × 36 in · 3/8 in
Clear · Tempered · Flat polished

A 24 × 36 in oval in 3/8 in clear glass.

$435.61estimate

A clear glass shelf leaning on a limestone block.

Clear glass shelf

Rectangle · 10 × 30 in · 3/8 in
Clear · Tempered · Flat polished

10 in deep and 30 in long, in 3/8 in tempered glass.

$201.48estimate

A narrow clear glass shelf lying on an oak board.

Narrow glass shelf

Rectangle · 8 × 24 in · 1/4 in
Clear · Tempered · Flat polished

8 in deep and 24 in long, in 1/4 in tempered glass.

$132.41estimate

A frameless rectangular mirror leaning on a wall, reflecting a vase.

Rectangular mirror

Rectangle · 24 × 36 in · 1/4 in
Standard mirror · Flat polished

A frameless 24 × 36 in mirror with flat polished edges.

$156.26estimate

A round frameless mirror lying flat, reflecting a stoneware cup.

Round mirror

Round · 24 in diameter · 1/4 in
Standard mirror · Flat polished

A frameless 24 in round mirror with a flat polished edge.

$177.90estimate

A gray-tinted glass panel standing in oak blocks, casting a gray shadow.

Gray glass panel

Rectangle · 24 × 36 in · 1/4 in
Tint gray · Annealed · Flat polished

Transparent gray-tinted glass with flat polished edges.

$278.44estimate

A frosted glass panel standing in an oak block, a vase blurred behind it.

Frosted glass panel

Rectangle · 18 × 30 in · 1/4 in
Frosted (acid-etched) · Annealed · Flat polished

Translucent acid-etched glass with a satin surface.

$405.22estimate

Custom cut

Specify your glass, see the estimate.

Three steps. Change anything and the summary on the right recalculates.

1 Shape and size

Shape

Enter decimal inches in steps of 0.125. 0.125 is 1/8 in, so 24 1/8 in is 24.125.

Each side: 6 to 60 in. One piece: up to 24 sq ft.

2 Glass and finish

Thickness
Glass type
A stepped stack of four clear glass samples in increasing thickness on an oak bench, with a gray and a frosted sample leaning beside it.
Clear glass samples in increasing thickness, with tint gray and frosted samples beside them. The photo does not change with your selections.
Edge work
Strength

Tempered glass is heat-treated; final sizing and any holes must be completed before tempering because tempered glass cannot be recut or drilled afterward.

Corners

Other radii and clipped corners go through a .

3 Review and quantity

1 to 20 pieces of this specification.

Confirm glass specifications and safety requirements with a qualified professional.

Holes, notches or a larger piece?

Details and measuring

What the options mean, and how to measure.

Close view of the polished edge and corner of a clear glass sheet, showing its green edge tint.
A flat polished edge and corner on clear glass.

Edges and glass, in plain terms

Flat polished
Flat with a glossy finish.
Beveled
An angled decorative facet.
Seamed
A basic ground finish, generally chosen for framed glass or edges that will not be visible.
Low-iron clear
Less green tint and more neutral clarity than standard clear glass.
Tempered
Heat-treated. Final sizing and any holes must be completed before tempering, because tempered glass cannot be recut or drilled afterward.

Before you enter a size

Hands holding a tape measure across the top of an oak table.
  1. Measure in inches.

    Measure the width and the length, and write each down to the nearest 1/8 in.

  2. Measure in more than one place.

    Take each measurement at two or more points. If the numbers differ, note every one before you decide.

  3. Decide the finished size.

    The estimate uses exactly the width and length you enter. Nothing is added or taken off for clearance, so settle any gap you want before you type the size.

  4. Enter decimals.

    1/8 = 0.1251/4 = 0.253/8 = 0.3751/2 = 0.55/8 = 0.6253/4 = 0.757/8 = 0.875

  5. Settle the size before tempering.

    Tempered glass cannot be recut or drilled afterward, so final sizing and any holes must be completed first.

  6. Check the fit.

    Compare your numbers with the opening, the surface or the support the glass will rest on before you add it to the cart.

Enter your size →
Questions

Questions before you order.

Not covered here?

How do I enter a size?

Type the finished width and length in inches, using decimals in steps of 0.125. That is 1/8 in, so 24 1/8 in is 24.125. Here each side can be 6 to 60 in and one piece can be up to 24 sq ft. At 1/8 in thickness each side can be up to 24 in, and at 3/16 in up to 36 in.

Which thickness should I choose?

The configurator offers 1/8, 3/16, 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 in. The right one depends on the size of the piece, how it is supported and what it is used for, so this page does not recommend a thickness for a particular installation. Product names such as “shelf” and “table top” describe a common use, not a load rating. Confirm glass specifications and safety requirements with a qualified professional.

What changes when I choose tempered glass?

Tempered glass is heat-treated; final sizing and any holes must be completed before tempering because tempered glass cannot be recut or drilled afterward. Here it is offered from 1/4 in for clear, low-iron clear, tint gray and frosted glass, and it appears as its own line in the estimate.

How is the estimate calculated?

From the area of the glass, its thickness and type, the length and finish of the edge, any tempering, shape or corner work, and a setup charge for each piece. A piece smaller than 1 sq ft is charged a 1 sq ft material minimum. The summary beside the configurator lists every line.

What is not included in the estimate?

Sales tax, which is added when we confirm your order. Standard shipping to the continental US is free. See shipping and returns below.

What if I need a larger piece, holes or cutouts?

Larger pieces, other thicknesses, holes, notches, cutouts, other corner radii and installation are outside the configurator. Describe the project in a request and include the sizes you have. A request describes what you need. It does not confirm that the work can be made.

Where do you ship, and how fast?

Standard shipping is free on every order to the 48 contiguous states and Washington, D.C. We do not ship to Alaska, Hawaii, US territories, military (APO/FPO) addresses or P.O. boxes. Orders usually ship within 3–5 days; delivery time is extra. Local pickup is not available.

  • Large or heavy orders. These go by freight on a liftgate truck, delivered to the curb at the end of your driveway. The carrier calls to book a 4-hour window, usually weekdays between 8 am and 5 pm. You move the glass from the curb.
  • At delivery. Someone 18 or older must be there to inspect the glass and sign the delivery receipt. Note any damage on the receipt, or write “refused due to damage” if you refuse it.
  • Address changes. Changing the address after your order has shipped costs $200 to cover carrier re-routing. If a freight delivery cannot be made because no one is there or the truck cannot reach the property, any extra delivery costs are billed to you.
What is your return policy?

Every piece is cut to your measurements, so we cannot accept returns for a change of mind or for sizes that were measured incorrectly. Please check your measurements before you order.

  • Changes and cancellations. You can change or cancel an order at no charge until it goes into cutting. Once cutting starts, the order cannot be changed or cancelled.
  • Damaged in shipping. Open and inspect your glass within 48 hours of delivery. If anything arrived broken or chipped, email us within that time with photos of the glass, the packaging and the shipping label. Keep the packaging until the claim is settled. We will replace the item or refund it.
  • Our mistake. If a piece does not match the specification on your order, or has a defect in the glass or edge work, tell us within 30 days of delivery. We will remake or refund it, and we cover the shipping.
  • Refunds. Approved refunds go back to the original payment method.

To start a claim, email lackeyglass@outlook.com with your name and order details.

Project request
Hands comparing four small glass samples beside a line drawing on a desk.

Need a different size or specification?

Larger pieces, other thicknesses, holes, notches and cutouts are outside the configurator. Describe the project and prepare a request summary you can copy.

Useful to include

  • Shape and finished size, in inches
  • Glass type and thickness, if you know them
  • Holes, notches or cutouts, and where they go
  • What the glass is for

A request describes what you need. It does not confirm that the work can be made.

A living room with a clear glass coffee table on an oak frame in front of a linen sofa.
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