Q1: What thickness should I choose for a dining tempered glass top?
A: 8mm and 10mm are the most popular options for standard dining tables. For tabletops larger than 1200mm, we recommend 10mm or 12mm for better load-bearing and stability. 6mm is more suitable for small coffee tables.

Q2: What edge types do you supply?
A: We provide flat polished edge, pencil edge, OG edge and beveled edge. Pencil edge is the most common and comfortable for daily use.

Q3: Can I get rounded corners?
A: Yes. R5, R10, R15 rounded corners are available to prevent scratches and injuries, great for families with children.

Q4: Is tempered table glass safe once broken?
A: Yes. Tempered glass will shatter into small blunt granules instead of long sharp shards, which greatly reduces cutting risks. It meets furniture safety requirements.

Q5: Can the glass withstand hot pots and hot dishes?
A: It has good thermal shock resistance, but it is not heatproof for prolonged extreme heat. We suggest using heat-insulating mats to avoid direct long-time contact with very hot cookware.

Q6: What surface options are available?
A: Clear glass, low iron ultra clear glass, tinted glass, frosted / acid etched glass, reflective glass and silk-screen printed glass.

Q7: Can you drill holes on the tempered table top glass?
A: Holes must be pre-drilled before tempering. We cannot drill holes after tempering is finished, otherwise the glass will break. Please mark hole positions on your drawing in advance.

Q8: Do you make custom shapes?
A: Sure. We can cut round, square, rectangle, oval and irregular special shapes according to your dimension drawing.

Q9: How to clean and maintain tempered glass table top?
A: Wipe with soft cloth and neutral detergent. Avoid hard steel wool or sharp abrasive cleaners that may leave scratches on the surface.

Q10: How do you pack the glass for export?
A: We use strong export wooden crates with foam protection inside, suitable for sea freight and long-distance transportation.