Glass Shelves
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az1324 said:
use tempered glass and you will not have to have a real thick glass shelf. Even with that, the more support the better.
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I replaced the shelves in a few cabinets with glass in the last place I lived. I think I used 1/4" glass, but I recall that the place I got it from was helpful. I would check with your local glass and mirror supplier, they will probably point you in the right direction.
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tempered is a good idea
I do a lot of glazing .temp is also 9 times stronger than annealed glass.
when i was doing a lot of store fixture work in the carps. union we would sometimes cut down glass shelves.they were 3/8 annealed. not tempered
I do a lot of glazing .temp is also 9 times stronger than annealed glass.
when i was doing a lot of store fixture work in the carps. union we would sometimes cut down glass shelves.they were 3/8 annealed. not tempered
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