Custom glass
Single glass made to measure.
Custom glass in any type and thickness — cut to the millimetre, instant price in the configurator and insured delivery throughout the Netherlands and Flanders. Choose your glass type below and configure it.
Basic glass · 6 types
Safety glass · 4 types
All about safety glass →Coloured glass · 6 types
All about coloured glass →Secondary glazing · 4 types
Insulating secondary glazing made to measure (QualiView / WoodView) — straight onto your existing frame, for extra insulation and comfort without replacing your windows.
QualiView Additional window 33.1 laminated
QualiView Voorzetramen
QualiView additional window 4 mm
QualiView Voorzetramen
QualiView additional window 6 mm
QualiView Voorzetramen
WoodView Additional window 4 mm
WoodView Voorzetramen
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What is single glass made to measure?
Single glass is a single pane (no insulating cavity), cut to measure for indoor and outdoor uses where insulation isn't required: table tops, shelves, cabinet doors, balustrades, furniture glass, mirrors and decorative glass. You choose the glass type that suits your application — from clear float glass and frosted glass to strong safety glass (tempered or laminated) and sleek coloured glass.
In the configurator you set thickness, dimensions, shape and processing (polishing, drill holes, cut-outs) and see the price instantly. We cut to the millimetre and deliver insured — throughout the Netherlands and Flanders.
Which thickness do I need?
- 4 mmTable top, shelf, photo frame, cabinet door
- 6 mmLarge pane, glass door, table top with overhang
- 8–10 mmBalustrade, floor glass, heavier furniture
- 12 mm +Structural glass, stair treads, walk-on
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. Do you have the rebate size? We automatically deduct ±4 mm clearance per side.
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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 single glass
What thickness of single glass do I need for my project?▾
The correct glass thickness depends on the size of the window and the application: the larger the surface, the thicker the glass must be to absorb wind pressure and tension. For small stable windows or photo frames, 4 mm is often sufficient, while larger interior walls or facades quickly require 6, 8 mm or thicker. We help you with your choice in the configurator; If in doubt, our specialists are happy to take a look.
What is the difference between standard single glass (float glass) and laminated glass?▾
Standard single glazing (float glass) is one pane of glass; If this breaks, it shatters into large, sharp shards. Laminated glass consists of two (or more) panes of glass with a tough, transparent PVB film in between. If broken, the fragments remain stuck to the foil, so that no hole is created and the risk of serious cutting injuries is eliminated. Laminated glass falls under safety glass.
When am I legally obliged to use safety glass?▾
According to Dutch building regulations (NEN 3569), glass must be injury-reducing in places where people can easily fall into it. This basically applies to all glass that starts lower than 85 cm from the floor, such as French doors, side lights next to a door or glass balustrades. So always choose tempered or laminated safety glass in the configurator. Are you unsure whether your project meets the standards? Contact us — our specialists will give you honest and safe advice.
Can I also use single glazing outside as insulating glass?▾
No, single glazing hardly insulates and is not suitable as an exterior window for heated rooms: it allows heat to pass through directly and produces a lot of condensation on the inside. For an exterior facade, always choose insulating glass, such as our high-quality vacuum glass. Single glass outside is perfect for unheated spaces such as a shed, garden house, canopy or monumental building (where specific monumental glass is sometimes required).
How is the edge finishing of the single glazing supplied?▾
Is the glass in a frame or profile, where the edges disappear from view? Then choose 'sharp edges' (flat unfinished) — the glass is delivered tightly cut. Do the edges remain visible and can you touch them, such as with a shelf, windshield or interior door? Then choose 'flat poly cut': the edges are finished smooth and glossy, safe and sleek. Want to know more about the differences? Read our knowledge base article on glass finishes.
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Safety glass explained: when do you choose tempered or laminated glass?
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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.