Fit includes the support system
The outline, edge finish, holes and cut-outs follow the way the shelf is supported and fixed. We review the shelf as part of the cabinet, display case or retail shelving system rather than as an isolated sheet.
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Glass shelves made to drawing
Glass shelves sized and processed for the cabinet, support system and function of the finished furniture or retail display.
Application and scope
Edges and material appearance
Grinding, polishing and selected edge finishes are matched to the intended appearance. The material, geometry and application determine the processing sequence and whether toughening is included in the specification.
One reference, subsequent batches
A first shelf or trial batch can help confirm fit before repeat production. The accepted drawing, finish and packaging requirements are recorded for later orders.
From documentation to the finished component
Drawings
Application, dimensions, material and quantity.
Review
Geometry, processing and assembly requirements.
Approval
A first part or trial batch where needed.
Production
Agreed execution, checks and packaging.
Related components, materials and processing.
Continue your project
Before we start
What information should I include?
Send shelf dimensions, material requirements, support and fixing details, quantity and the expected use. Mark visible edges and any holes or cut-outs.
Can the project begin with a first component?
A prototype or trial batch can be agreed where the project requires it. The scope and the conditions for subsequent production are confirmed before manufacture.
Your next step
What to send for a quotation
Send shelf dimensions, material requirements, support and fixing details, quantity and the expected use. Mark visible edges and any holes or cut-outs.