Our experienced glass cutters fabricate custom glass tops and custom glass shelves in Columbus, OH. Whether you need a glass tabletop protector, a replacement custom glass tabletop, or elegant custom glass shelves, we are dedicated to providing you with high-quality custom cut glass. Our glass company also offers a variety of glass edgework options to enhance your custom glass piece, including Flat Polish, Pencil Polish, Beveled Edges, and OGEE edges. Additionally, we have a selection of standard size glass tabletops available, with thicknesses up to 3/4".
Whether you need a rectangular, square, curvy, or round glass table top, our reliable glass company can custom cut glass and mirror into most shapes and sizes. Additionally, we offer custom glass shelves to enhance your space. Furniture tops and tables frequently get scratched over time, but you can hide minor imperfections with a tinted glass tabletop protector or a mirrored glass table topper. Protect your treasured furniture with custom glass furniture covers featuring expertly crafted glass edgework. Our experienced craftsmen and women have the ability to custom cut and fabricate your glass tabletop protector for your home or office.
Give your space an open and airy look with custom glass shelves from Active Glass & Mirror, Inc. We supply everything from glass bathroom shelves and tempered glass shower shelves to tempered glass refrigerator shelves and glass shelves for curio cabinets and stereo cabinets.
Our selection includes clear glass, low iron glass, gray glass, super gray glass, and bronze glass. Glass shelving typically comes in 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2" thickness, and we can create custom shapes and sizes to fit your needs, with some requiring a full-size pattern for fabrication. Additionally, we offer glass edgework to enhance the beauty of your shelves.
Mirrored shelving is also available, as well as glass table tops to complete your design.
Call Active Glass & Mirror, Inc. with your measurements for custom glass table tops or custom glass shelves. Our knowledgeable customer service team will assist you in selecting the best type of tabletop glass that fits your needs. We’re also pleased to visit your home to measure your glass table tops for you. You can either pick up your stunning new glass tops at our shop or choose to have them delivered!
This video showcases various types of glass edgework available for custom glass shelves and glass table tops.






Many customers ask us - What is the best choice? - Tempered glass or annealed glass? There are pros and cons to both options available for custom glass shelves and glass table tops.
Tempered glass is 4-5 times stronger than annealed (regular) glass but remains just as sensitive around the edges. Additionally, tempered glass can withstand more heat compared to annealed glass. When broken, tempered glass fractures into thousands of pea-sized pieces, unlike the sharp shards that result from annealed glass breaking.
Both tempered and annealed glass are commonly used for glass table tops, glass shelves, and glass furniture tops, offering versatility in design. However, one downside to tempered glass is that its small pieces are more likely to damage the surface of your table or floor during clean-up if it shatters. Moreover, glass edgework on tempered glass can sometimes reveal more flaws, such as fine scratches and distortion, due to the heating process used to strengthen it.
Many customers ask us - What is the best choice? - Tempered glass or annealed glass? There are pros and cons to both options available for custom glass shelves and glass table tops.
Tempered glass is 4-5 times stronger than annealed (regular) glass but remains just as sensitive around the edges. Additionally, tempered glass can withstand more heat compared to annealed glass. When broken, tempered glass fractures into thousands of pea-sized pieces, unlike the sharp shards that result from annealed glass breaking.
Both tempered and annealed glass are commonly used for glass table tops, glass shelves, and glass furniture tops, offering versatility in design. However, one downside to tempered glass is that its small pieces are more likely to damage the surface of your table or floor during clean-up if it shatters. Moreover, glass edgework on tempered glass can sometimes reveal more flaws, such as fine scratches and distortion, due to the heating process used to strengthen it.

Set of four stylish glass shelves.
Many customers ask us - What is the best choice? - Tempered glass or annealed glass? There are pros and cons to both options available for custom glass shelves and glass table tops.
Tempered glass is 4-5 times stronger than annealed (regular) glass but remains just as sensitive around the edges. Additionally, tempered glass can withstand more heat compared to annealed glass. When broken, tempered glass fractures into thousands of pea-sized pieces, unlike the sharp shards that result from annealed glass breaking.
Both tempered and annealed glass are commonly used for glass table tops, glass shelves, and glass furniture tops, offering versatility in design. However, one downside to tempered glass is that its small pieces are more likely to damage the surface of your table or floor during clean-up if it shatters. Moreover, glass edgework on tempered glass can sometimes reveal more flaws, such as fine scratches and distortion, due to the heating process used to strengthen it.
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