For a table top
10mm or 12mm toughened opti-white (low iron) glass for a table top?
Both thicknesses are offered for a table top in opti-white (low iron) 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: £123.05 per m² inc VAT.
- 12mm rate: £161.59 per m² inc VAT.
- A 1000 × 1000 mm toughened piece in 10mm: £190.44 inc VAT today.
- The same piece in 12mm: £237.86 inc VAT today.
- 12mm costs £47.42 more for that piece (25% more).
- 10mm weighs about 25 kg per m².
- 12mm weighs about 30 kg per m².
- 10mm is also offered for shelf.
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: £190.44 in 10mm and £237.86 in 12mm inc VAT (£158.70 and £198.22 ex VAT). Your exact size is priced in the configurator.