10mm glass
10mm Heat-strengthened glass, cut to size
10mm heat-strengthened glass cut to your exact size, toughened or annealed, with the edges, holes and corners you choose.
From today's price book, a 1 m² piece (1000 × 1000 mm) costs £161.84 inc VAT. Smaller and larger pieces are priced exactly in the configurator.
At about 25 kg per m², 10mm glass is typically used for frameless shower screens and doors, and large panels.
At a glance
- Rate: £133.96 per m² inc VAT (£111.63 ex VAT).
- A 1000 × 1000 mm piece, toughened: £161.84 inc VAT.
- Weight: about 25 kg per m².
- Also cut in 6mm, 8mm and 12mm.
- A 500 × 500 mm piece, toughened: £47.44 inc VAT today.
- A 1200 × 800 mm piece, toughened: £156.48 inc VAT today.
- A 2000 × 1000 mm piece, toughened: £309.74 inc VAT today.
- Offered online for shelf and table top.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How much is 10mm heat-strengthened glass per m²?
A 1000 × 1000 mm piece is £161.84 inc VAT (£134.87 ex VAT) today. A minimum charge applies to small pieces, and the configurator shows every line before you pay.
How heavy is 10mm glass?
About 25 kg per square metre, so a 1000 × 2000 mm panel weighs about 50 kg. The glass weight calculator works it out for your size and says when it is a two-person lift.
Can 10mm heat-strengthened glass be toughened?
Yes. Toughening is priced per piece and every hole and cut-out is made before the glass goes into the furnace.
What is 10mm glass used for?
Typically frameless shower screens and doors, and large panels. The thickness tool gives the answer for your job.
Keep going
Related pages and tools
- Glass prices per m²
- Glass weight calculator
- What thickness glass do I need?
- Every glass and thickness we cut
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- 12mm heat-strengthened glass
- Shelf in 10mm heat-strengthened glass
- Table top in 10mm heat-strengthened glass
- 8mm vs 10mm for a shelf
- 10mm vs 12mm for a table top
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