SPECIAL INTERNET PRICING

Block Size - Up to 12" X 50" and Any Radius.................... $155.00

Block Size – Up to 14" X 50" and Any Radius.................... $165.00

Block Size – Up to 16" X 50" and Any Radius.................... $170.00

Block Size – Up to 20" X 54" and Any Radius.................... $175.00

Block Size – Up to 24" X 54" and Any Radius.................... $185.00

NOTE: For glass pieces over 54” high, or 24” wide, or over 54” radius – request a quote.

THESE PRICES INCLUDE BOXING AND UPS. WE FIND THAT 98% OF OUR CUSTOMERS’ ORDERS CAN BE SHIPPED BY UPS.

•  ANY SIZE UP TO 22" X 54" – OK-UPS
•  SOME RADIUS 24" X 54" – OK-UPS

WHEN OVERALL BOX SIZE IS TOO LARGE FOR UPS, WE MUST SHIP COMMON CARRIER. WE SHIP FREIGHT COLLECT, WITH NO BOXING CHARGES.

HOW TO ORDER

In order to meet your curved glass needs Danny's Glass needs to know three things about your custom glass order.

We will need to know:

1. The radius of the curvature, usually from a pattern you make or you may use our Curved Glass Radius Chart for your convience
2. The width (girth) of your glass around the outside edge of the curve
3. The height or length of the piece of glass

It is important to note that radius and width are NOT the same thing. The radius is the curvature and width has to do with the size of the glass.

Terms you need to know:

• Radius - The distance from the center of a circle to the arc of the circle or the amount of curvature.
  
• Width or Girth - The distance around the curve, also known as arc length.
  
• Length or Height - The distance perpendicular to the curvature.
  
• Chord - The distance straight across the back.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: WHEN PRINTING THE RADIUS TEMPLATE ABOVE PLEASE BE SURE THAT YOUR PRINTER SETTINGS ARE AT 100% AND DO NOT SELECT "PRINT TO FIT PAGE" SETTING.

Instructions:

1. Read ALL the information carefully. It is important to be as accurate as you can.

2. Determine the radius of your glass.
   For your convience CLICK HERE and print out the Curved Glass Radius Template and use it to determine the radius of your curved glass. Match your glass sample to the bend printed on the chart which is the closest match to the radius of your glass. If the bend is wider than the chart, check the full width of the bend with the chart to make sure it is a regular radius, if not then you will need to send a full size template to serve as a pattern. It is very important that you be very accurate.
   
   How to make a template: If you are fortunate enough to have a complete top or bottom end piece, you will simply need to place the glass on a piece of poster board (please no corrugated cardboard or paper) and carefully trace around the curve of the glass on both sides. If your template is not full width, write "Pattern Not Correct Width" on your template, and also tell us the width you need measured with a flat tape around the curve. (See diagram above.) Otherwise, we will cut your glass to your template width. It is very important that you be very accurate. If the pattern is incorrect, we will not be able to produce the exact piece of glass you will need to complete your restoration.

   How to make a template without an existing piece of glass: If you do not have an existing piece of glass to trace around,then a template will need to be created that accurately represents the opening of the cabinet. Use poster board to slide into the curve opening on the cabinet and trace the curve. Next cut the curve out, place the poster board on the inside of the china cabinet and check the fit. Continue tracing and cutting until the front curve of the poster board fits the curve of the cabinet tightly. It is important that the template cover the complete opening, remembering to allow room for the glass to slip in and out. It is very important that you be very accurate. If the pattern is incorrect, we will not be able to produce the exact piece of glass you will need to complete your restoration.

3. Determine the height you need. Next measure the height of the opening for the glass; remembering to leave clearance for the glass to slip in and out. It is very important that you be very accurate. If the measurement is incorrect, we will not be able to produce the exact piece of glass you will need to complete your restoration.

4. Send us your order. CLICK HERE to request a quote for your curved glass. We will need the height, width, and radius of the glass. Or if you like, simply mail us the measurements along with an original pattern or template (not a xerox copy or fax) of the true curve. Be sure to include your name, street address, and telephone number. We need your street address for UPS delivery. Include your purchase order or business card.