Good glasswork is decided at the edge.
Cutting, grinding, pencil round, half round, bevelling, etching, V-grooving and blasting fusion, the processing trades, done to measure.
The edge is the craft.
A raw cut edge is sharp, weak and ugly. Proper edgework makes glass safe to handle, stronger in use, and finished to look at. And because toughened glass cannot be worked after tempering, processing is the last chance to get a panel exactly right.
Bring sizes, or bring the piece, and we will do the rest.
Eight trades of the edge.
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01
Cutting to size
Panels scored and cut cleanly to exact measurement before any finishing.
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02
Grinding
Flat-ground edges that are safe to handle and true to fit.
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03
Pencil round
A soft rounded edge for shelves, table tops and visible edges.
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04
Half round etching
Frosted half-round decorative work on doors and panels.
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05
Bevelling
Polished angled edges that catch light on mirrors and feature glass.
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06
Etching & acid deep
Frosted designs, colour acid texture and deep etched patterns.
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07
V-grooving
Polished V-line work, borders, grids and custom geometry.
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08
Blasting deep fusion
Sand-blasted deep fusion finishes for bold textured designs.
Process photography is licensed reference imagery until replaced by workshop photographs.
Tell us what the glass has to do.
A photo and a rough size on WhatsApp is enough to start. We will tell you what is practical, what it costs, and when it can be done.