For a table top
10mm or 12mm toughened grey tint glass for a table top?
Both thicknesses are offered for a table top in grey tint glass, toughened as the layout requires. Here is what the choice changes, from today's price book and the configurator's own rules.
The thicker glass weighs 20% more per m²; which you need depends on the size and the fixing, which the configurator checks for your design.
At a glance
- 10mm rate: £112.30 per m² inc VAT.
- 12mm rate: £169.54 per m² inc VAT.
- A 1000 × 1000 mm toughened piece in 10mm: £230.74 inc VAT today.
- The same piece in 12mm: £305.24 inc VAT today.
- 12mm costs £74.51 more for that piece (32% more).
- 10mm weighs about 25 kg per m².
- 12mm weighs about 30 kg per m².
- 10mm is also offered for bath screen, over-the-door, shower enclosure and shelf.
- Largest 10mm piece: 3000 × 3000 mm.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is 12mm better than 10mm for a table top?
Thicker glass is stiffer and heavier. The configurator only offers the thicknesses its rules allow for your table top's size and fixing, so either one it offers is a choice it can make.
How much more does the thicker glass cost?
For a 1000 × 1000 mm toughened piece today: £230.74 in 10mm and £305.24 in 12mm inc VAT (£192.28 and £254.37 ex VAT). Your exact size is priced in the configurator.