Zwaka Glass — Since 1979

B2B · ZWAKA Glass · Since 1979

Glass components for your industry

Shopfitting, furniture, architecture, construction and electronics each place different requirements on a glass component. We match material and processing to its actual use.

Glass components for your industry
Illustrative application — photographs and AI visualisations from the existing ZWAKA Glass website.

Application and scope

Furniture and retail

Fronts, glazing, tabletops, shelves, mirrors and display components are prepared for the manufacturer's system. In shopfitting, the glass also interacts with the display concept, brand identity, lighting and installation sequence.

Architecture and construction

Glass and mirrors can form partitions, doors, wall panels or components within a building system. Dimensions, fixings, material appearance and the requirements of the intended installation are reviewed together.

Electronics and material processing

Device panels, covers, printed masking areas and small glass parts are assessed against the product drawing. The range also includes processing customer-supplied ceramics, porcelain stoneware and other materials by waterjet and edge finishing.

From documentation to the finished component

01

Drawings

Application, dimensions, material and quantity.

02

Review

Geometry, processing and assembly requirements.

03

Approval

A first part or trial batch where needed.

04

Production

Agreed execution, checks and packaging.

Before we start

What information should I include?

Tell us which product or installation the component belongs to. Add drawings, material preferences, quantity, assembly requirements and the requested date.

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

Tell us which product or installation the component belongs to. Add drawings, material preferences, quantity, assembly requirements and the requested date.