We receive a lot of enquiries about cutting small pieces of glass. Please see the information below for the minimum sizes we can cut. Unfortunately, we cannot cut any smaller due to the machines and tools we use. If you have any questions, please get in touch with our team. Smallest Un-toughened Piece 2mm Thickness
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Does Glass Expand and Contract? In regard to this question, it’s generally not something to be overly concerned about. Expansion and distortion can occur when exposed to heat and moisture, but the degree of change depends on various factors, including the size, thickness, and type of glass used. As a general rule, we always advise
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We often receive physical templates from customers, these may be made from paper, card, MDF, or plywood. Once received, we use our professional scanner to capture the exact size and shape of the template. This allows our glass-cutting machines to produce an accurate and precise match of the required shape. For certain shapes, a physical
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When glass is being laminated, the process can create bubbles between the two glass sheets. The integrity of the glass remains unaffected; it’s simply an occasional and minimal visual imperfection that is part of the bespoke process. Glass can have “seeds” inside, which are bubbles less than 1mm in diameter. These bubbles are caused by
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When glass is cutting out corners for T-shaped splashbacks and socket cutouts, it’s important to note that it can’t be a 90 degree angle. As the illustration below shows, glass / mirrors can’t be cut with a 90 degree internal corner, it must be a minimum 11mm radius. It’s just not possible for the machine
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At Me and My Glass, we know that when it comes to glass, there are many technical details, properties and aspects. So when there are questions from customers, we always happy to help. Something that regularly comes up is asking about the difference between float and low iron glass. There are two main types of
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Safety glass is a fantastic material and can be used in a wide range of applications throughout the home. However, to ensure that it not only looks beautiful but is also safe for the entire family, then you need to ensure that you are using the right specification glass and installing it correctly. We know
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Adding glass or a mirror to your home is a wonderful design feature that can transform any interior. However, when it comes to glass and mirror edge types, what are the various styles available? There are a wide array of edgework types available, but the most common edge types include: Flat Polished Edge The flat
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When it comes to glass drilling, it is essential that the utmost care is being taken to ensure that the glass does not shatter or crack. The placement of the holes is crucial and a minimum safe distance from the edge must be adhered to in order to keep the glass safe and in one
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Toughened glass plays a key role around our home, helping to provide a strong and durable pane of glass that will not shatter or smash. Toughened glass, otherwise known as safety glass, is created by putting the glass through a special chemical and thermal process that results in it shattering into tiny pieces upon impact.
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