10mm glass
10mm Heat-strengthened glass, cut to size
10mm heat-strengthened glass cut to your exact size, toughened, 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 heat-strengthened glass is typically used for shelf and table top.
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: £81.00 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.
- Sold online for these products: 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 heat-strengthened glass used for?
Typically shelf and table top. 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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- 8mm heat-strengthened glass
- 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
- Glass cut to size in London