Glass & mirror supply
Tell us what your project needs. We’ll discuss material options, dimensions, and availability before you order.
MATERIAL SELECTION ARCHITECTURAL GLASS SOLUTIONS
Quality in
Every Reflection.
Glass and mirrors, shaped around your vision.
Supply and custom fabrication from our Mount Vernon workshop. Thoughtful details, from the first cut to the finished edge.
Start a conversationExplore what we fabricateMOUNT VERNON, NEW YORKGLASS / MIRRORS / FABRICATION
Glass & mirror supply✧Custom cutting✧Edge polishing✧Glass drilling
01 / SUPPLY & FABRICATION
The material is only
the beginning.
From a single mirror to glass for a larger project, we begin with the dimensions, finish, and purpose of each piece.
Custom fabrication
Cutting, edge polishing, and glass drilling, with the details reviewed for your intended application.
CUT / POLISH / DRILLWHAT WE FABRICATE
Custom Glass
Fabrication.
Shower glass, doors, and mirrors made to your project’s dimensions. Explore the applications below and open each one for details.
Reference images. Actual appearance and finish may vary.
Explore 4 fabrication applications
01 / MADE TO MEASURE
Shower Glass & Enclosures
Fixed panels, corner layouts, and glass around half walls.
View shower glass & enclosures details
Share your dimensions, wall layout, and photos. We’ll review the glass specification, edges, and mounting details for your enclosure.
02 / MADE TO MEASURE
Glass Shower Doors
Door glass planned around the opening and hardware.
View glass shower doors details
Tell us the opening size and selected hinges and handle. Hole positions, cutouts, and material requirements are reviewed before fabrication.
03 / MADE TO MEASURE
Sliding Tub & Shower Glass
Glass panels for your proposed sliding configuration.
View sliding tub & shower glass details
Send the opening dimensions and the sliding-hardware specifications. We’ll discuss the panel layout and required fabrication details.
04 / MADE TO MEASURE
Custom Mirrors
Mirror pieces sized around your space.
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Share dimensions and edge preferences. For drilled mirrors, include hole locations, diameters, and hardware details for review.
02 / GLASS & MIRRORS
A different character.
The same attention to detail.
Explore our glass types, tints, and finishes, then choose the specifications that fit your project.
Choose a material, then open the topics below it to explore appearance, details and project planning.
Reference images. Actual appearance and finish may vary.
Browse 6 glass types & finishes
GLASS TYPE
Low Iron
A clear, low-iron glass option for a clean, neutral look.
Appearance & design
Consider a neutral-looking sample when the color behind the glass is part of the design. Compare it with clear glass against the same background and in the same light.
What to discuss
Share the intended application, dimensions, exposed edges and preferred thickness. Ask us to confirm the complete specification and availability for your piece.
GLASS TYPE
Clear
Transparent glass with a classic, understated appearance.
Where the detail matters
For a transparent look, think about what will remain visible through the glass: tile, hardware, wall finishes and objects behind it. Review a sample alongside those materials.
Plan the specification
Tell us whether the piece is fixed or moving, how it will be supported and which edges will be visible. Thickness and hardware requirements need to be reviewed together.
TINT
Bronze
A warm bronze tone that adds depth to the material.
Build a warmer palette
Compare a bronze sample beside your tile, stone, wood and metal finishes. Judge both the view through the glass and the appearance of the exposed edge.
Tint is not a privacy plan
A tinted appearance alone should not be treated as a guarantee of privacy. Discuss the view you want to obscure, the lighting on both sides and the intended application.
TINT
Grey
A neutral grey tint with a subdued, contemporary appearance.
Build a quieter palette
Review a grey sample against the actual background of your project. The surrounding finishes and lighting are part of the final visual result.
Confirm your combination
Request the tint, dimensions, edge treatment and thickness together. Not every material and finish is offered in every thickness; confirm the combination before ordering.
SURFACE FINISH
Acid-Etched
A softly frosted surface for a diffused appearance.
Soft light & privacy
A frosted appearance can soften the view through glass. Privacy depends on the finish, lighting and distance of objects from the surface; review a sample under conditions similar to your space.
Choose the finished face
Discuss which face will have the finish and which face will be exposed in the completed piece. Request the appropriate care guidance for the selected surface before installation.
SURFACE FINISH
Textured Glass
Explore a patterned surface. Discuss the texture, privacy, and finish you want for your project.
Explore eight textures belowExplore eight glass textures
Eight visual directions, from crisp lines to organic relief. Open a larger reference to compare the details.
Illustrative texture references, not a stock list. Patterns are visual examples rather than exact products. Confirm the actual pattern, dimensions, thickness and availability with our team.
Pattern, privacy & orientation
Select the look and the view through the glass together. Texture does not mean complete privacy. Share the desired pattern direction, the finished-face orientation and any adjoining panels that should align.
Before choosing a pattern
A close-up cannot show how a full panel will look in your room. Review a physical sample in the intended lighting, with objects at realistic distances behind the glass.
Actual color and appearance vary with thickness, lighting, and surroundings. Review a physical sample with our team.
GLASS THICKNESSES
The right specification
for your piece.
Thickness options vary by glass type, tint, finish, and construction. Confirm your combination, dimensions, and availability before ordering.
Browse laminated glass & mirrors
GLASS CONSTRUCTION
Laminated Glass
Discuss laminated glass for your project. We’ll review the requested build-up and overall thickness before quoting.
Specify the complete piece
Discuss the requested glass layers, interlayer and total thickness as a complete construction. A total thickness alone does not identify the build-up.
Start with the application
Share where and how the piece will be used, its supports and any project specifications. Suitability and availability must be confirmed for the particular construction; do not assume every laminated option is interchangeable.
REFLECTIVE SURFACES
Mirrors
Custom mirror pieces with dimensions and edge details planned around your design.
Plan the reflection
Consider the wall, lighting and objects the mirror will reflect. Share a straight-on photo of the space and tell us which edges will remain visible.
Edges, openings & mounting
Bring the overall size, quantity, edge requirements and intended mounting method. Include outlet or fixture positions in the drawing so the whole layout can be reviewed before fabrication.
CUSTOM FABRICATION
Custom-Drilled Mirrors
Mirrors with holes prepared to an agreed layout. Share hole locations, diameters, and any hardware details for review.
Prepare a clear hole layout
Mark every hole diameter and its center position from two agreed reference edges. Include the hardware drawing or template, rather than estimating from a photograph.
Check every detail first
Confirm the mirror outline, front-facing orientation, hole count and hardware clearances together. Final hole locations and feasibility need review before the piece is made.
PLAN YOUR PIECE
From an idea
to a clear brief.
A few useful details make the first conversation more productive. Open each step when you need it.
01 / Start with the applicationWhat are you making?
Tell us whether you need shower glass, a glass door, a fixed panel or a mirror. Include the quantity, project location and a photo of the space.
02 / Outline the pieceDimensions & drawings
Send approximate dimensions for an initial conversation and clearly label the units. Include a simple sketch showing the front face, top, bottom and reference edges. Preliminary measurements are not a final fabrication approval.
03 / Coordinate the finishMaterial, thickness & edges
Name the glass or mirror option you like, the requested thickness and the edges that will be exposed. Include reference images for the appearance you want. We will review the combination and what can be supplied.
04 / Plan the hardwareHoles, cutouts & attachments
Share the hardware make and drawing or template if you have them. Mark hole centers, diameters and cutouts on the sketch. Bring the hardware details before finalizing the glass layout.
05 / Confirm the scopeSupply, timing & installation
Tell us when the piece is needed and whether you are asking about installation. Describe access to the space and the mounting surfaces. Scope, availability and timing are confirmed after review.
06 / Before fabricationReview the final details
Check the agreed dimensions, material, finish, edge details, hole layout, orientation and quantity together. Ask any remaining questions before approving the fabrication details.
03 / CUSTOM FABRICATION
A closer look
at every detail.
Our work starts at the cutting table. With glass polishing and drilling equipment in our Mount Vernon workshop, we focus on the practical details that turn a material into a finished piece.
01 Cutting table02 Polishing machine03 Glass drilling machine
Talk with ÁngelView the machine, workshop images & video
A CLOSER LOOK
Glass edge-polishing
equipment.
The camera moves along a glass edge-polishing machine, showing its support rack, conveyor and control panel.
Workshop reference · 10-second silent clip
04 / INSTALLATION
From the workshop
to your space.
A finished piece is part of a bigger picture. Ask us about installation for your glass or mirror project.
We’ll review your location, the piece, and the installation details before confirming the scope and timing.
A FEW DETAILS TO GET STARTED
- 01Your space
- Share the project location and photos of the area where the glass or mirror will go.
- 02Your piece
- Include approximate dimensions, quantities, and any drawings you already have.
- 03The installation
- Tell us about access, the mounting surface, and any hardware you’ve selected.
Installation is reviewed project by project. Contact us to discuss your location and requirements.
SELECTED PROJECTS
Gallery
Selected project reference photos. Details vary by project.
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DESIGN GUIDES
Find the arrangement
that fits your idea.
Open a guide to compare layouts and the decisions that shape a piece.
01 / SHOWER & TUB GLASSCompare four layout ideasEntry position, panel arrangement and the walls around them.
Concept diagrams only: not to scale, not fabrication or installation drawings. Hardware is intentionally simplified. Layouts and wall conditions can overlap.
Inline arrangement
Glass follows one line across the opening. Consider where the entry sits relative to the fixed panels and nearby fixtures.
Corner arrangement
Glass turns a corner to define two sides. Consider the walking route into the space and where the entrance belongs.
Glass at a half wall
A panel meets the top of a partial wall. Consider how its edge aligns with the adjoining door and other glass panels.
Sliding tub arrangement
Overlapping leaves extend across the opening. Discuss which panels should move, your preferred entry side and access to the controls.
The final layout and selected hardware must be reviewed together for your project.
Compare the reference photos in Gallery02 / MIRROR COMPOSITIONOne wide piece, a pair or a tall accent?Compare the outline before settling the dimensions.
Concept layouts, not a catalogue of available sizes or mounting systems.
A wide composition
A broad outline can connect a vanity visually. Decide whether its edges should follow the vanity, the wall or the lighting.
Two separate pieces
A pair can give each basin its own visual frame. Consider the space between the mirrors and how the lights align.
A vertical accent
A taller outline emphasizes height. Consider the surrounding wall space and the area you want reflected.
03 / MOVEMENT & HARDWAREChoose how the glass will be usedThree practical decisions to discuss with your reference.
The path to the opening
Where will someone stand to enter? Identify nearby fixtures, doors or furniture that could affect the proposed door movement.
The reach to the handle
Where would you naturally reach? Compare the handle position in your reference photos and explain the side from which it will be used.
The visible metal finish
Should the hardware coordinate with faucets, lighting or cabinetry? Bring the exact finish reference rather than relying on a color name alone.
These are design prompts, not hardware specifications. Confirm the selected system and its glass requirements before finalizing the layout.
Prepare the details for review05 / THE PROCESS
Clear from
the first conversation.
A few details help us understand your project and prepare the right next step.
- 01
Share your idea.
Send dimensions, quantities, and a sketch or reference. Tell us how and where the glass or mirror will be used.
- 02
Review the details.
We’ll discuss material, thickness, edge finish, holes, and any installation needs before confirming the scope.
- 03
Plan the next step.
Confirm the quote and timing with our team. Final specifications are agreed before fabrication begins.
Already have a drawing? Email it with your dimensions and project location to get the conversation started.
Email your projectCALL ÁNGEL(347) 665-7076
WORKSHOP283 E Seventh St
Mount Vernon, NY
Mount Vernon, NY
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