We offer many types of custom glass that you can buy from us, including:

1. Tempered Glass: a type of safety glass that is four times stronger than regular glass.
2. Laminated Glass: a type of safety glass made by sandwiching a layer of plastic between two pieces of glass.
3. Tinted Glass: a type of glass that has been treated with a special coating to reduce the amount of sunlight and UV rays that pass through, such as gray glass and bronze glass.
4. Patterned Glass: a type of decorative glass that has a specific pattern or texture, such as rain, frost, or polar.
5. Transparent Thermoplastics: a lightweight and shatter-resistant alternative to glass, such as Plexiglass and Polycarbonate glass.
6. Neo-Ceram Glass: a type of high-temperature resistant glass-ceramic often used in fireplaces, wood stoves, and other heating applications.

We offer 5 glass thicknesses: 3/16", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", and 3/4". 

We currently offer our most popular shapes: rectangle, round, square, oval, triangle, pentagon, and quarter circle. If you need a different shape, reach out to us via live chat. 

Several factors will determine the price of replacement glass, including the size, shape, thickness, edge work, corner finish, and glass strength. You can customize all options using our customization builder in order to obtain an accurate price for your project.

The smallest size glass you can custom order is 3" x 3". 

Depending on the design of the door, it may have a single pane or a double pane (insulated glass unit). It is best to consult a local glass company to replace the glass on a double pane and insulated glass door. If the existing glass is single pane and can be safely removed from the door frame, then a new piece of glass with similar specs can be ordered to replace the existing glass.

For all shapes with edges (i.e. – square, rectangle), corners are usually nice and sharp to create a clean line. However, if you have small children or pets, you may want to finish to corners for safety. Corner finishes offered are listed below:

• Eased corner: glass corners are sanded down slightly to relieve sharp edges
• Radius and polished corner: corners are cut down to a radius and then polished
• Clip and polished corner: corners are cut down to a 45 degree angle and then polished