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Custom glass stair railing installation

Custom Mirrors, Glass Railings & More in Vancouver

Custom-cut mirrors, interior glass railings, skylight replacement, tabletops and tempered safety glass — measured and cut to fit your space exactly.

Made To Measure

Custom Glass, Cut for Your Space

From a gym wall of mirrors to a single shelf, we measure, cut, polish and install custom glass and mirror for homes and businesses across Greater Vancouver.

  • Custom mirrors — bathroom, gym, closet & decorative walls
  • Glass railings — stairs, decks and interior partitions
  • Skylight replacement — cracked or foggy skylight glass
  • Tempered safety glass — cut to size, code compliant
  • Glass tabletops & shelves — polished edges, any shape
  • Tub & shower glass — see our shower enclosures
Interior glass stair railing installed by Sparkle Glass

Mirrors

Wall-to-wall bathroom mirrors, gym and dance studio mirrors, mirrored closet doors and decorative pieces — with polished or bevelled edges.

Tempered & Safety Glass

Heat-treated glass that's four to five times stronger than standard glass and breaks safely. Required by code near doors, stairs and wet areas.

Skylights

Replacement of cracked, leaking or fogged skylight glass and sealed units — restore the light without replacing the whole unit.

One-Off Projects Welcome

Have Something Unusual in Mind?

Glass shelving for a retail display, a protective top for an antique table, a partition for a home office — if you can sketch it, we can probably glaze it. Send us a photo and rough measurements for a fast ballpark quote.

Tell Us About Your Project

Sunrooms & Odd Openings

Clerestories, Sunrooms and Shapes That Aren’t Rectangles

A lot of what we cut never came from a catalogue. Long runs of clerestory glass along an enclosed sunroom, round and arched windows, angled panels in a gable end, notched panes around a post — these are template jobs, measured on site and cut to that template alone.

Sunrooms and enclosed patios are their own category. They're often glazed with older single-pane stock in slim frames, they take direct weather on three sides, and one broken panel in a run of twelve is a common call. We can replace a single panel to match, or upgrade the whole run where the frames allow it.

If you're not sure whether something is possible, send a photo and a rough measurement through our contact page. The answer is usually yes, and it's free to ask.

Long run of clerestory windows along an enclosed sunroom
Common Questions

Custom glass questions

Can you cut a mirror to an unusual shape?

Yes — arches, circles, notched corners and angled edges are all standard work. We template the space on site rather than working from a sketch, because a wall that looks square rarely is. Edges can be finished flat-polished, pencil-polished or bevelled.

How thick should a wall mirror be?

For anything sizeable, 6mm. Thinner mirror flexes when mounted and produces that funhouse ripple you see in cheap installs. Bathroom mirrors should also have a moisture-resistant backing, or the silvering will start to creep in from the edges within a few years.

How are large mirrors actually fixed to the wall?

It depends on the wall and the weight. J-channel and clips are the usual method, and for heavy pieces we use a combination of mechanical fixing and mirror-safe adhesive. Ordinary construction adhesive attacks the silvering from behind — a common cause of black edges on mirrors that were installed by someone in a hurry.

Can you replace one broken panel in a sunroom or window wall?

Usually, yes. We measure the individual opening and match the glass type and thickness so the new panel doesn't stand out from the ones beside it. Where the original glass is discontinued we'll tell you what the closest match looks like before ordering.

Do you do glass shelves, table tops and cabinet glass?

All of it. Shelves and table tops are cut to size and polished, and table tops are tempered as standard for safety. Cabinet and display glass can be clear, frosted, patterned or low-iron, which is worth considering where colour accuracy matters.

What's low-iron glass and do I need it?

Standard glass has a faint green cast from its iron content, which you notice most on thick panels and on white or pale surfaces behind them. Low-iron glass removes it and reads genuinely clear. It costs more, and it's worth it for shelving, display cabinets and light-coloured backsplashes.

Broken glass? We can be there today.

Call now for a free, no-obligation estimate. Same-day service available across Greater Vancouver — and 24/7 emergency board-up when you need it most.

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