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Glass Table Tops

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Custom glass table tops cut to your exact size, in five finishes and five thicknesses. Every panel is toughened, polished, and made to order in our West... Read more
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Made to Order, Not Off the Shelf

We manufacture every glass table top to order, so it's built to your measurements rather than picked off a shelf. Choose clear, low iron, grey tinted, bronze tinted, or satin frosted glass, in thicknesses from 6mm up to 15mm, with flat polished or bevelled edges and square or radiused corners. All our glass is toughened to BS EN 12150, making it around five times stronger than standard glass and far safer if it ever breaks. For guidance on picking the right depth for your table, see our full breakdown of how thick a glass table top should be.

A glass table top doesn't have to replace what you already have. Laid over an existing surface, it works as a dining table protector or coffee table cover that stops heat marks, scratches, and spilled wine ever reaching the wood underneath. It's a popular alternative to protecting a wooden dining table with wax or oil alone, since a glass on table top protector needs nothing more than a wipe down to stay looking new. If you're weighing up how to fit or secure one, our guide on how to attach a glass table top covers pads, silicone, suction cups, and permanent fixings for every table type, including replacement glass patio table tops, where thicker glass and a removable fixing method are usually the better choice for outdoor glass table tops left exposed to the weather. Whether you're after glass table tops replacement for a damaged original or a completely new piece, input your measurements and we'll take care of the rest. Read more on why toughened glass table tops offer style and strength in equal measure.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is toughened glass and why does it matter for a table top?

Toughened glass (also called tempered glass) is heat-treated to be around five times stronger than standard annealed glass of the same thickness. If it does break, it shatters into small, blunt fragments rather than large sharp shards. Every glass table top we sell is toughened as standard. It is a safety requirement for furniture glass under BS EN 12150, and we would not supply it any other way.

Can I use a glass top as a table protector?

Yes, it's one of the most common reasons customers order from us. A cut-to-size glass table protector sits directly over your existing table and protects the surface from heat, scratches, and spills while keeping the original underneath fully visible.

How thick should a glass table top be?

It depends on the size of the table and how the glass is supported. For small tables and glass protectors, 6mm is usually sufficient. Medium dining tables and desks work well with 8mm or 10mm. For larger conference tables, freestanding pieces, or heavy commercial use, 12mm or 15mm is recommended. If the glass spans an open frame with no support underneath, go thicker than you would for a fully supported surface. We can advise if you send us your table dimensions.

Can I get a glass table top cut to a specific shape?

Yes. We cut to any shape, including rectangular, square, round, oval, D-end, racetrack, and fully custom outlines. For non-standard shapes, send a drawing with dimensions or a physical template. If you have an existing piece you need matched, a cardboard cutout of the outline works well.

What is the difference between clear glass and low iron glass?

Standard clear glass contains iron oxide, which gives it a faint green tint. This is more visible at thicker gauges and when you look at the edge. Low iron glass has that iron content reduced during manufacturing, resulting in a colour-neutral, crystal-clear finish. If colour accuracy matters, or you want clean-looking edges, low iron is the better choice.

How do I measure for a replacement glass table top?

If the original glass is intact, measure it directly: length and width for rectangular, diameter for round. Note the thickness and any corner radius. If the original is broken, measure the table base and account for any overhang the glass had. For round tops that are not perfectly circular, or shapes with specific curves, make a cardboard template. Send us the measurements and a photo and we will confirm before cutting.

Do you offer trade pricing for bulk orders?

Yes. We regularly supply furniture makers, restaurant groups, hotel contractors, and interior designers. Contact us with the quantity and specifications for trade rates. We handle batch production and can work to project timelines.