Custom Glass Panels in NYC
Custom interior panels can protect a surface, divide a space or create a decorative finish. The glass type, thickness, edgework and mounting method must match the actual use.
Panel applications
- Kitchen and bar wall panels.
- Decorative back-painted feature panels.
- Clear or frosted panels for interior openings and niches.
- Cabinet inserts and display panels.
- Protective wall glass in selected residential and commercial interiors.
Glass and finish options
- Clear glass when transparency is part of the design.
- Low-iron glass when color accuracy and reduced green tint matter.
- Frosted or satin finishes for softer light and privacy.
- Tinted glass for a darker architectural appearance.
- Back-painted glass for an opaque custom color.
Fabrication details
- Straight or shaped panels based on dimensions or a physical template.
- Polished, beveled or otherwise finished exposed edges.
- Holes, notches and cutouts located before tempering.
- Tempered or laminated safety glass where the application requires it.
- Hardware, channels, clips, standoffs or concealed adhesive selected for the design.
Information needed for a quote
- Project address and building type.
- Approximate width, height and number of panels.
- Whether the glass is decorative, protective or structural-looking.
- Desired transparency, color and edge finish.
- Photos of the opening and information about access and installation timing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can custom glass be made in unusual shapes?
Yes. Curves, angles and templates can be considered, subject to fabrication limits and the selected glass type.
What edge finish should I choose?
Exposed edges generally need a finished profile such as polished or beveled. Concealed edges may use a simpler treatment depending on the mounting system.
Can a hole be drilled after tempering?
No. Holes and notches must be completed before the tempering process.
Do all panels need to be tempered?
Not every decorative panel is specified the same way. Safety treatment depends on location, size, support, exposure and applicable requirements.
Can the glass be mounted without visible hardware?
Some interior applications use concealed adhesive or channels, while others require clips, standoffs or frames. The wall condition and panel use determine the suitable method.
Discuss Your Glass Project
Call with the project location, rough size, service type and renovation stage. We can explain what should be finalized before measurement and fabrication.