Flat Glass

Flat Glass

Our flat glass is incredibly versatile and great for various decorative, dining-related, and practical functions. Whether you’re looking to acquire them for your home or commercial establishment, we have a full line of flat glass products to suit your needs. From clear glass plates for decoupage, laser engraving, and decoration, to flat glass for your 3D printer, placement between layers of cake, dinner set placemats for your home, or even gauge glass for vintage speedometers —we’ve truly got it all here at Behrenberg Glass.

Our flat glass options come in 8 major thicknesses and 3 different edge options, so you can be sure to find what works best for you. Find more info below.

Our 8 major thicknesses (from smallest to largest):

•     2.0 mm glass
  
  
•       3/32” thick AKA single strength (2.3 mm)
  
  
•       1/8” thick AKA double strength (3 mm)
  
  
•       5/32” thick glass (4mm)
  
  
•       5/32” thick (4 mm)
  
  
•       3/16” thick (5 mm)
  
  
•       1/4” thick (6 mm)*
  
  
•       3/8” thick (9.5 mm)*
  
  
•       1/2” thick (12mm)*

*Our stock of ¼”, ?” and 1/2" thick-cut glass is typically limited — if you’re interested in these sizes or have any general inquiries related to customizing your order, please email us at [email protected] for a custom cut quote for glass fabrication.

Our 3 Edge Options: Smooth Diamond Ground (DG) or Swiped Edge or Polished Edge

•       Our diamond ground edge flat glass is sanded to a rounded pencil edge. With a clean, finished look, diamond ground glass is commonly used when people will be touching its edges — such as in a coaster, tabletop, or clock. This glass can be up to 1/8" smaller in diameter because of the sanding of the edge.
  
  
•       Our swiped edge flat glass has cut edges sanded to dull their sharpness. These glass options have an unfinished look to them that makes them best suited for use in a frame or gasket. **All of our 3/32” thick glass has a swiped edge**
  
  
•       Our polished edge flat glass is polished on a polishing wheel. With a clean, finished look, polished edge glass is commonly used when people will be concerned about the looks showing edges — such as tabletop or clock. This glass can be up to 1/8" smaller in diameter because of the sanding and polishing of the edge.