KLG Glass: Custom-fit glass for bespoke glass applications.

KLG Glass process and cut glass to size for any application. Be it a simple rectanglular piece of greenhouse glass or a complex shaped & coloured glass panel to cover a whole wall. We can provide cut-outs in the glass for electrical sockets, holes that are square, round or anything in between.

We also do glass UV bonding too, enabling us to produce free-standing glass shapes such as glass tables and glass cabinets in any colour.

Our Sandblasted glass service enables you to have either simple opaque glass or patterned glass. You can even have your own logos or designs sandblasted onto the glass - Ideal for shop windows, doors and many other applications. A recent new method has arrived for colouring the sandblasted areas of glass. This means that the sandblasted areas of don't have to be the natural colour of the glass. Instead, these areas can be tinted with a colour of your choice. This is already proving to be very popular.

One of the best selling glass products for this year is glass splashbacks. Contemprary kitchen designs often use glass splashbacks to create a deep glossy finish to areas that are often tiled in traditional kitchen designs.

Continuing with coloured glass panelling theme, there is currently a popular trend of using coloured glass panels on walls in bathrooms, too. In addition to providing an easy to clean and attractive surface, the reflective nature of the coloured glass panels also add an illusion of space and the glass can make a small bathroom feel considerably larger than it really is.

Mirrors are a speciality of KLG Glass. We can supply custom sized, shaped and drilled mirror glass to replace broken or corroded mirrors you may already have. We can also produce many contemporary mirror glass designs to match your modern living space. With the help of our complex machinery, we are able to create etched mirror designs, bevelled edges and every other design variation you might be able to throw at us.

FAQs

What is sandblasting?
Sandblasting is a process that is used to etch the surface of glass in order to make it less transparent. This is usually done by firing grains of material at high speed against the glass. It is a popular technique for creating patterns or text on glass windows. Traditionally, the pattern of the sandblasted area would be the same colour as the glass. However, there are now methods of colouring the sandblasted areas of the glass which is becoming very popular in the UK.