Beveled Glass / Pencil Polish Glass

(Table Tops, Wall mirror glass, Etc..,)

Beveled glass is a decorative type of glass where the edges are cut and polished at an angle (typically 45°), creating a sloped edge that tapers in from the outer edge to the main glass surface. This angled edge produces a prismatic effect that reflects light beautifully, often adding an elegant or upscale look.

These are both edge finishes applied to glass, often for decorative or safety purposes, especially in windows, mirrors, table tops, doors, and staircases.

Key Features

• Elegant Look: Adds sophistication and visual interest
• Light Effects: Refracts light for a shimmering, prismatic effect
• Compatible with Other Finishes: Can be used with etched, frosted, or stained glass
• Customization: Bevel size, glass shape, and design can be tailored

Limitations

• Cost: More expensive than flat polished glass due to added labor
• Edge Fragility: The sloped edge is more delicate, so not ideal for structural or high-impact areas
• Non-structural: Best used where design is the priority rather than strength