Cabinet Glass

Cabinet glass Inserts

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    Wave-X 3mm

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    Eurowave 3mm

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    Strata 4mm

Glass for Kitchen Cabinet Doors

Using glass for kitchen cabinet doors offers a versatile design element that enhances both the style and functionality of your space. Whether you opt for clear glass to display your dishware or frosted and textured options for added privacy, cabinet door glass brings a modern, refined look to any kitchen. The variety of glass types available allows you to customize the appearance of your cabinets, making them a focal point that complements the overall aesthetic of your kitchen. Plus, the durability and ease of maintenance make glass an ideal choice for those looking to blend beauty with practicality in their home design.

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Using specialty glass in kitchen cabinet doors offers a versatile design element that enhances both the style and functionality of your space. Whether you opt for clear glass to display your dishware or frosted and textured options for added privacy, cabinet door glass brings a modern, refined look to any kitchen. The variety of glass types available allows you to customize the appearance of your cabinets, making them a focal point that complements the overall aesthetic of your kitchen. Plus, the durability and ease of maintenance make glass an ideal choice for those looking to blend beauty with practicality in their home design.

How to Measure Glass for Cabinet Doors

1. Measure the opening – find the length and width of the opening from end to end using a tape measure

2. Determine the thickness of the glass – the most commonly used thicknesses include 1/8”, 5/32”, and ¼” thick.

3. Calculate the glass size
a. Subtract for the frame- If the glass will be set in a frame, subtract 1/8” from each dimension to allow for a proper fit.
b. Example: If your opening is 24” wide x 30” high, the glass you order would measure 23-7/8” x 29-7/8” to fit into the frame correctly.

4. Select your favorite specialty glass – Consider clear, frosted, seeded, colored, reeded, or wavy glass. There are so many fun decorative possibilities to use that will compliment your kitchen and homestyle.

5. Double check everything

6. Installation – The glass can be secured in place using clips, a frame, or adhesive. If you have a builder or contractor, they can help with the best recommendations.

Safety Options

Most cabinet glass is offered either annealed or tempered. Tempering is the process of heat strengthening theglass so it breaks in smaller pieces. Tempered glass is 4 times stronger than annealed glass making it a great choice for high traffic areas. Tempering your cabinet glass is a great way to enhance the safety and durability of your glass. It’s always a good idea to check with your contractor or building code requirements when considering glass safety options

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