Bevelled Glass
Looking to add a touch of elegance to your home? Bevelled glass may be the perfect solution! This type of glass has a smooth, curved surface that is delicately beveled. It can add an extra level of sophistication to any room. Plus, it’s surprisingly affordable! Here are some tips on how to choose and install bevelled glass in your home.
What is Bevelled Glass?
Bevelled glass is a type of decorative glass that has been cut and ground to create smooth, beveled edges. It is often used in homes and businesses as an attractive way to add privacy while still allowing natural light to enter the space.
Why is Glass Bevelled?
Bevelling glass creates a prism for which sunlight can be reflected and dispersed. This results in a beautiful, sparkly effect that can brighten up any room. Bevelled glass can also be toughened to make it more durable and resistant to chipping and breaking.
What Are the Uses for Bevelled Glass?
Bevelled glass adds sophistication to any space. It can be used for:
- Shower screens
- Tabletops
- Cabinet doors
- Windows
- Doors
- Sidelights
FAQ
Bevelled glass is generally more expensive than regular float glass, but the cost will vary depending on the size and complexity of the bevel. Bevelled glass is also available in a variety of colors and tints, which can affect the price.
There are a few things to consider when choosing bevelled glass for your home. First, decide on the function of the glass bevel. Are you looking for privacy? Aesthetics? Or both? Next, consider the size of the bevel. Larger bevels will create more of a sparkle, while smaller bevels will be more subtle. Finally, think about the colour and tint of the bevelled glass. Clear bevelled glass will allow the most light into the room, while tinted bevelled glass can provide privacy and reduce glare.
It depends on the bevel. Larger bevels will create more of a prism and cause light to be reflected and dispersed, making it more difficult to see through. Smaller bevels will allow more light to pass through, making it easier to see through.
Bevelled glass can be toughened to make it more durable and resistant to chipping and breaking. However, it is not possible to bevel glass which has already gone through the tempering process.
Polished edge mirrors have smooth, flat edges while beveled edge mirrors have edges that are cut and ground to create a smooth, beveled surface. Beveled edge mirrors reflect light differently than polished edge mirrors, creating a sparkly effect.
Khalil is the owner of Splendid Window Glass Repairs and has over 8 years experience as a glazier specialising in window glass repair, replacement and installations. Khalil takes great pride in his work and prides himself on providing an excellent service to all of his customers, no matter how big or small the job may be.