Kitchen and furniture glass fronts
Glass cabinet doors and furniture fronts in clear, fluted, frosted, tinted or colour-backed glass, made to fit kitchen units, wardrobes and display cabinets.
Glass cabinet doors and fronts
Glass cabinet doors and furniture fronts lift a kitchen, bookcase or wardrobe. They can show off glassware and displays, or hide contents behind fluted, frosted or painted glass while still adding light and texture.
Glass cabinet doors come in two main types: glass panels fitted into a timber or aluminium frame, and frameless glass doors hung on concealed glass hinges. Both use 4 to 6 mm glass, toughened for safety in kitchens and anywhere doors are opened often.
Popular choices include fluted glass, satin glass, bronze and grey tinted glass and colour-backed glass to match splashbacks.
Glass cabinet door specification
- 4 to 6 mm toughened glass
- Inserts for framed doors
- Frameless doors with glass hinges
- Clear, fluted, frosted, tinted and painted glass
- Holes for hinges and handles
How we make glass cabinet doors
- Measure. Measure the frame rebate for inserts, or the door size for frameless glass cabinet doors.
- Choose glass. Pick the glass type and edge finish.
- Manufacture. Glass is cut, drilled for hinges and handles, and toughened.
- Deliver. Panels are packed and labelled for each cabinet.
Choosing glass cabinet doors
Clear glass cabinet doors are best for displaying glassware and ornaments; fluted and frosted glass hide clutter. Tinted glass gives a warm, contemporary feel that suits dark kitchens and bars.
For frameless glass cabinet doors, check that your cabinets suit glass door hinges, and choose toughened glass for safety.
Typical uses for glass cabinet doors
- Kitchen wall units and dressers
- Wardrobes and walk-in closets
- Bookcases and display cabinets
- Bars and drinks cabinets
- Bathroom vanity units
Glass cabinet door FAQs
Can you supply glass for my existing cabinet doors?
Yes. Measure the rebate or opening and we will cut glass inserts to fit.
Should cabinet glass be toughened?
Toughened glass is recommended for kitchens and frequently used doors.
Can glass cabinet doors be frameless?
Yes, using glass hinges drilled into the glass.
Is fluted glass good for kitchen cabinets?
Yes. It adds texture and hides contents while letting light through.