Firstly to collect your glass from us in Chippenham (Wiltshire) or to have your glass delivered. Collections are available Mon-Fri 10am until 4pm. Glass Delivery, and Timescales We deliver our glass tops in UK nationwide. However, the delivery cost may vary for deliveries outside England. Fragilistics are a specialist delivery company of fragile goods, making them an ideal Glass courier.

Candle bobeches, or drip catchers, also known as candle wax drip catchers or candle drip protectors, have probably been in use in one form or another since candles were first developed. Practical and decorative, bobeches are the perfect accessory for you to use with your candles to help collect dripping wax before it reaches the candleholder.To paint the glass we advise purchasing an oil based eggshell paint, apply several coats over a few days (or until you’re happy with the result) with a gloss roller or similar. You won’t see any brush or roller marks once the layers have been built up. Once the painting is complete, consider applying a varnish to help seal the paint. The painted side is the underside of the glass, so it will look as new once you’ve finished. Simple, and cost effective. Glass is often used as a table topper to protect the furniture from accidental damage. How can I prevent the glass from moving when on the table or furniture? We have an ever growing range of designs for our glass worktop savers from abstract stripes to animals and birds to scenic and art. We are always open to suggestions for ideas for new designs to add to our ranges.

Aside from a polished edge or a bevelled edge, the third option is to have no polishing or finishing at all. Known as an ‘Unpolished Edge’, this option reduces the cost understandably, but is less sightly. An unpolished edge is used if the glass is intended to sit in a frame or be rebated in some form. Unpolished edges can often have chips, shells and defects along the edges. Unpolished Edge on 6mm Toughened Glass A. Dubbed Corners are simply corners which have had their points removed by hand using a diamond abrasive pad These are useful mainly when the glass has an overhang and could be accidently walked into, as having a radius Polished edges are what you’d expect to see and have on your glass table cover/protector. Some will want a bevelled edge also, which is less common. The following images highlight a polished edge and a bevelled edge respectively. A Polished Edge on an external glass table top. An example of a 10mm Bevelled Edge on a glass table topper. Do I need rounded corners, dubbed corners, just or 90deg corners on my glass table cover? Mostly tempered glass is used for tabletops. It is also a cost effective option and comes with safety features. However, in case there is more damage risk associated with the usage of your table top then laminated glass tabletop can also be used.Aside from the opaque finish a ‘Frosted’ look can be desired, this is achieved by sandblasting the glass. Once ‘Sandblasted’ (the process the glass goes through) the glass appears frosted and can be ideal for covering marks and scratches on items of furniture. What are the Common Finishes for Glass Perimeter Edges and Glass Table Corners? Polished, Bevelled, Unpolished and 90deg Corners, Dubbed Corners and Radius Corners. A. These are small rubber feet (circular clear pads) which can be applied to the glass to help stand the Because they can be polished to a high shine, clear acrylic furniture protectors also bring a little look of luxury into their homes. the glass to make up the actual Table Top as opposed to just protecting an existing surface, we recommend that A. Low Iron glass is the clearest type of glass available. When viewed from the edge the glass appears to be