Custom glass
Safety glass made to measure.
Tempered (ESG) and laminated (VSG) — strong, safe and often required for doors, low balustrades and floors. Choose your type and configure it right away.
Types of safety glass
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What is safety glass?
When safety glass?
- • Glass in and next to doors
- • Parapet lower than 85 cm
- • Walkable glass (floor, stairs)
- • Roof glazing (NEN 2608)
Safety glass is glass that does not produce sharp, dangerous shards when broken. Tempered glass (ESG) breaks down into small, blunt grains; With laminated glass (VSG), the shards remain attached to a tough foil - which also makes it burglar-resistant.
Safety glass according to NEN 3569 is often mandatory for glass in and next to doors, low parapets and walk-on glass. In the configurator you set the type, thickness, sizes and operations and you immediately see the price.
This is how you put together your custom glass
Click through the configurator yourself — in a minute you will see how you go from idea to order, to the millimetre and with the right price straight away.
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Choose your glass
Select your glass type, color/design and thickness. You can immediately see the price per m².
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Choose the shape
Rectangle or a special shape (circle, oval, oblique corner). You will immediately see any shape surcharge.
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Enter your measurements
Width × height in mm — always give the glass size, not the rebate size. We make exactly what you enter.
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Edits as desired
Edge finishing (from standard cutting edge to polished, miter or bevel) and bores, recesses and rounded corners.
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Immediately the price, ordered safely
Live price (incl./excl. VAT) with all surcharges, a free safety check and then insured shipping.
Frequently asked questions about safety glass
What is the difference between tempered and laminated glass?▾
Tempered glass (ESG) is heated and quickly cooled, making it up to 5x stronger and shattering into small, blunt pieces when broken. Laminated glass (VSG) consists of two panes with a tough foil between them; If broken, the shards remain attached to the foil - safe and burglar-resistant.
When is safety glass mandatory?▾
According to NEN 3569, safety glass is required for glass in and next to doors, for parapets lower than 85 cm and for large windows at a walkable height. NEN 2608 applies to roof glazing. Are you in doubt? The configurator does a free safety check.
Can I have tempered glass drilled or sawn?▾
Drilling, recesses and edge finishing must be done before hardening - tempered glass cannot be processed afterwards. So enter your edits in the configurator; we process them in the correct order.
Which safety glass for a floor or stairs?▾
For walk-on glass, use laminated or toughened laminated glass in a heavier construction. View 'Walkable glass' or ask for advice — the correct structure depends on span and load.
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Not sure which glass or thickness you need? Read our measuring and choice guides, or get in touch — we're happy to help before you order.