BEVELED GLASS
What is beveled glass and where can it be used
Beveled glass is a type of decorative glass that has been cut and polished to create a slanted edge. This unique finish can add a touch of elegance to any mirrors, windows, or table tops. Beveled glass is often used in homes to create a luxurious look, but it can also be found in office buildings and hotels. The addition of beveled glass can help to make any space feel more sophisticated and refined. If you are looking for a way to add a bit of style to your home or office, be sure to consider beveled glass.
How is Beveled Glass Made?
Beveled glass is produced by cutting and polishing the edges of a sheet of glass at an angle. This angled edge creates a refractive surface that can add visual interest to any window or door. Beveled glass can also be used to create a stained glass effect, as the refractive surface will disperse light into a spectrum of colors.
The benefits of using beveled glass in your home or office
In addition to its aesthetic appeal, beveled glass can also provide privacy and UV protection. The angle of the beveled edge makes it difficult for people to see through the glass, and the refractive surface helps to reflect out sun glare and harmful UV rays. As a result, beveled glass is an increasingly popular choice for both residential and commercial applications.
How much does beveled glass cost?
The cost of beveled glass will vary depending on the size, thickness, and finish of the glass. Beveled glass is typically costs 30-40% more than equivalent glass which hasn’t been beveled.
How Thick is Beveled Glass
Beveled glass which is 6mm is typically used for windows, while thicker beveled glass of up to 12mm is used for tabletops.
Examples of Beveled Glass
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