
GLASS CUTTING
Cutting is the first step in almost every order. The sheet is cut into a panel in the size from your project, and everything that happens later depends on the precision of that cut - whether the grinding follows the line, whether the holes end up where they should, whether the finished element fits the frame without adjustments on site. We cut at our own plant, on glass from our range and on all sheet sizes we keep in stock.
If you need a single element - a table top, a shelf, fireplace glass, a mirror in a non-standard size - we accept such orders too. Just give us the size, the type of glass and what the element is for. If you are not sure which thickness or type of glass is right for you, describe the application - we will advise you.
WHAT WE CUT
Float glass in thicknesses from 2 to 12 mm, body-tinted, reflective, low-emissivity, lacquered, patterned and satin glass, as well as mirrors in the full range of finishes. VSG laminated glass requires a different cutting technology than float and we handle it separately - when ordering, just state the type and we will take care of the rest.
CUTTING IS RARELY THE END
In practice, a cut panel goes on to edge grinding, drilling, bevelling, tempering or lamination. The whole process takes place at our plant, so the element does not travel between plants and there is no point at which responsibility for it passes to someone else. One supplier, one deadline, one complaint if anything goes wrong.
Frequently asked questions
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What information should I provide when ordering cutting?
The dimensions of the element, the type and thickness of the glass and the number of pieces. If the element is not rectangular, send a drawing with dimensions. Also tell us what the glass is for - we will advise whether further processing is needed, e.g. edge grinding or tempering.
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Can I order just one element?
Yes. We accept both series orders and single elements - a table top, a shelf, fireplace glass or a mirror in a non-standard size.
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Do you cut laminated glass?
Yes. VSG laminated glass requires a different cutting technology than float, because there is an interlayer between the sheets. When ordering, just state the type of glass - we will choose the cutting method ourselves.