Seamed or Polished Edges?

Choose perfect POLISHED edges for most applications including dining, coffee or side table tops. Economize with SEAMED edges for work tables or work desks. Compromise with shelf glass by polishing the front side and seaming the back. Tucson customers call 520-320-0104 for expert advice.

Protective Glass
- Clear
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- Bronze/Grey
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- Black
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- crystal-clear
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
Tempered Glass
- Aquatex
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- Clear
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- Bronze/Grey
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- Black
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
Polished Glass
- Clear
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- Bronze
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- Grey
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
- crystal-clear
  - Rectangles
  - Circles
  - Ovals
  - Arches
Decorative Glass
- Beveled
  - Clear
  - Bronze/Grey
  - Black
  - crystal-clear
- Pencil Polish
  - Clear
  - Bronze
  - Grey
  - crystal-clear

Seamed Glass

A bit less expensive

Slightly irregular sides

A few chips or imperfections

Sanded (seamed) edges

Will not cut you

Best for work furniture

Flat Polished Glass

A bit more expensive

Perfectly polished sides

No chips or imperfections

Chamfered edges

Will not cut you

Best for quality furniture

Corner types