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Custom cut glass top protecting a wooden table surface

Tabletops, Desks & Shelves

Glass Tops for Tables, Desks, and Shelves

Broken tabletop? Need a glass cover for a wood table, a desk, or a shelf? We cut the glass to the piece and finish the edges so it is safe to use.

(951) 774-3041

Capabilities

Applications

Glass prepared for the specific piece of furniture in front of us.

  • 01Dining tables
  • 02Coffee tables
  • 03End tables
  • 04Desks
  • 05Conference tables
  • 06Home offices
  • 07Commercial workspaces
  • 08Antique or specialty furniture
  • 09Protective glass covers

Completed work

Project Gallery

Photographs of glass cut for tables, desks, and shelves — including replacements for a broken top.

  • Custom cut glass top covering a furniture surface

  • Glass table top with a polished edge finish

  • Protective glass cover fitted to a table surface

  • Custom-shaped glass surface prepared for a desk

Table Top Glass Replacement

A broken or outdated glass panel can take an otherwise good table out of use. Replacement panels are cut to the piece, with an edge finish chosen for how the table is used.

Protective tops are a second common request: a clear panel over wood or stone keeps the surface below visible while taking the wear itself.

Desk Glass

Desk glass turns a work surface into something easier to use and easier to keep. Panels are cut to the desk dimensions, with edges finished so they are comfortable at the wrist.

Openings for cables and grommets are planned before fabrication so the finished panel sits flat and the workstation stays tidy.

Custom Shapes and Styles

Curves, unusual corners, custom shapes, and specialty openings generally require a template or precise measurements taken from the piece itself.

We will tell you when a template is necessary — for anything other than a straightforward rectangle, it is usually the difference between a panel that fits and one that nearly does.

Capabilities

Materials, Thicknesses, and Finishes

Not every material, thickness, or finish suits every use — we recommend a combination based on the piece and how it is used.

  • 01Tempered glass
  • 02Laminated glass
  • 03Annealed glass where appropriate
  • 041/4-inch thickness
  • 053/8-inch thickness
  • 061/2-inch thickness
  • 07Flat-polished edges
  • 08Pencil-polished edges
  • 09Custom shapes
  • 10Cable openings
  • 11Specialty cutouts
  • 12Clear, frosted, or tinted options where available

Our process

How the Work Happens

Every project is different. These stages describe how we typically work rather than a fixed schedule.

  1. 01

    Tell Us About the Project

    Describe the furniture and how the surface is used.

  2. 02

    Measurement or Template

    Straight shapes can be measured; curves may need a template.

  3. 03

    Review Appropriate Options

    Glass type, thickness, edge finish, and any openings.

  4. 04

    Custom Preparation

    The panel is cut, edged, and any cutouts are made.

  5. 05

    Delivery and Placement

    The finished panel is set on the piece and checked for fit.

  6. 06

    Final Review

    We confirm fit, edge finish, and stability with you.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Not seeing your question? Call (951) 774-3041 and we will talk it through.

1/4-inch is common for protective covers over an existing surface, while 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch are typically used where the glass is the surface itself. We recommend a thickness based on the span, support, and use.

Next step

Tell Us What You Need. We’ll Help You Find the Right Glass Solution.

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Get a free estimate

Tell Us What Broke — Or What You Want Built

A cracked window, a foggy pane, a mirror cut, a patio door that sticks, or a shower enclosure. Ordinary jobs are welcome.

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