Polished, Seamed, & Beveled Glass Edges [Complete Guide]

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  • Learn about the different types of glass edgework: polished, seamed, and beveled.
    Hi, I’m Hannah, glass geek with Two Way Mirrors! Let's jump right into our glass edgework lesson!
    // Table of Contents //
    00:00 Introduction
    0:12 The importance of sanded edges.
    0:21 What is a standard or seamed edge?
    0:42 What are the different types of glass edgework?
    0:48 What is a flat polished edge, and what is it used for?
    1:35 What is a pencil polished edge, and what is it used for?
    2:10 What is a beveled edge, and what is it used for?
    Unfinished edges in glass are dangerously sharp, so glass is usually sanded before being sold for safety purposes. A standard sanded edge is also referred to as a "seamed" edge.
    A seamed edge can often have small defects along the edge, which does not affect safety but can certainly affect the beauty of the glass.
    [B Roll of standard seamed edges]
    When the glass is going to be framed, the edge work doesn't matter because the edges are hidden by the frame.
    If it's an exposed edge, you can have the edge polished to enhance the appeal of it. The three most common edges in glasswork are the Flat Polish, Pencil Polish, and beveled edge.
    A flat polish has a flat, clear edge, and two chamfers, also known as an "aris." It's a contemporary look that's extremely popular in bathroom vanities and tabletops.
    Flat edge polishes create a clean and clear polished end. To create this effect, the glass runs through a machine with a belt that removes any unwanted glass chips and helps smooth out the edges.
    Flat polished glass is common in round and rectangular table tops, display cases, and frameless bathroom vanities.
    For example, right below me is our infinity mirror table! We made this here in our shop with our tempered two way mirror. We polished the edges to give the glass an appealing look.
    An alternative to the flat polish is a pencil polish, which has a clear rounded corner, similar to that of a pencil eraser.
    It's also known as a "weber, crown, semi round, half-moon, or diamond." It’s extremely common to find pencil polished glass shelves, circular tabletops, and car door windows.
    The pencil polished glass is great if you need extra safety. The edges are rounded, so there is a very little chance of getting cut by the glass.
    As you can see, the edges of the pencil polished glass looks similar to the C-shape of a pencil eraser.
    [B Roll of holding a pencil beside the pencil polished glass]
    Another type of polished edge is a beveled edge. A beveled edge adds style to your glass or mirror by grinding and polishing the edge at a 45 degree angle. It’s common to find beveled glass on tabletops, counters, doors, and framed and frameless mirrors.
    It's also known as a Mitered bevel, and the distance the bevel can travel into the glass is dependent on the thickness of the glass, often ¼” (6mm). It's ideal for both framed and frameless mirrors to add elegance to your decor.
    A bevel is created with multiple wheels grinding on the glass until it slowly gets finer towards the end.
    A beveled edge can have its edges cut and polished to a precise angle for a more custom look for your specific design.
    I'm super excited to share with you everything else I've learned about glass, so hit that subscribe button right now!
    Until next time, I'm Hannah with Two Way Mirrors and I'm outtie 5000!
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  • @howardkirschner890
    @howardkirschner890 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    I need a piece of tempered 1/8" glass that measures 46-3/8" x3.5" that is beveled along the long side on both edges. Can you do?

    • @twowaymirrors
      @twowaymirrors  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Howard, we cannot temper 1/8" glass but we could do it with 1/4" thick glass with no bevel. If you like you can send us a quote request to sales@twowaymirrors.com. Thank you!

  • @jobeanb
    @jobeanb 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Can you do flat polish with no chamfered edges? I have 2 large pieces going side by side and really don’t want the seam to have chamfered edge.

    • @twowaymirrors
      @twowaymirrors  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Yes, it's possible but does leave a fairly sharp edge.

  • @RawManRaines
    @RawManRaines 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    What is cost for a 2 way mirror shipped to Fl 33613? A menu showing sizes and other offerings?

    • @twowaymirrors
      @twowaymirrors  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Rawman, happy to quote that for you. We do custom sizes up to 96" x 130" for the Glass Two Way Mirror.

  • @jorgevillarreal3995
    @jorgevillarreal3995 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    What about glass tile??

    • @twowaymirrors
      @twowaymirrors  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      If you laminate and temper it, then yes! :)