The first step in selecting an edge is to consider the use of the glass. (​Images do not represent actual Edging of glass.)

House Polish Edge

Pencil Polish Edge

Beveled Polish Edge

Seamed Polish Edge

Not sure of what type of Square glass thickness you may need then read on.

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Glass comes in several thicknesses. The first step to selecting the right thickness is to consider the use of the glass.

​​Thickness range for glass 1/16"- 1":

- 1/16" - 1/8" Used for windows & picture frames

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- 3/16" Used for smaller table tops, windows  certain  shower enclosures (not frameless) and small shelves.

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- 1/4" Used in larger table tops, single window or  vanity type panes, shelves, door lights and  hand rails.

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- 3/8", 1/2", 3/4" & 1" Typically used in heavier  projects for example unsupported table tops, heavy shelves (allowing additional support), glass walls or partitions and hand rails.

Square Glass Thickness

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What type of Edging should I choose?

1/16"

3/4"

1"

* ​Images do not represent actual thickness of glass.

Ogee Polish Edge

Seamed Polish Edge:

Glass edges are sanded to a dull sharp edge. This is to make the glass safe to handle. Seamed edge is used if the glass is to be framed and in projects where the edges are not visible.​​

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Beveled Polish Edge:

The edges of the glass are cut and polished in an angle. The bevel width around the glass can range in size from 1/2" to 1 1/2".

Pencil Polish Edge:

​The side edge is rounded for a softer look.​​

House Polish Edge:

Sanding the entire 1/4" edge resulting in a matted finished edge.

Ogee Polish Edge:​​

A very elegant curved edge which is brightly polished.