Bevels

Sep 26, 2007 6 Replies

Could you suggest an online retail source for a large variety of off- the-shelf bevels? I've got a couple places, Glass Crafters and Cathedral Stained Glass for example, that I've seen them, but I get the feeling that their selection is limited.



Thanks, Michael



Stock sizes are sorta limited...what are you looking for? If I remember right, I thought GlassCrafters carried just about all the stock bevels out there.

Stock sizes are sorta limited...what are you looking for? If I remember right, I thought GlassCrafters carried just about all the stock bevels out there.

****************** My impression of there being a bunch more must have been wrong. We've got some French doors leading out to a sun room. They have about 5 foot by 2 foot openings that presently have plexiglass in them that is marred from blinds that used to hang in them. There's a nice view through the doors and through the sun room windows, so I don't want to block that, but I thought I might use clear panes with an inset beveled border that came in a little at the top to an arch. So I am looking for some arched pieces roughly 2 inches wide and maybe 6 inches long to form the arch. If I can't get that, then I might think of something else.

Thanks, Michael

A REAL glass guy would make his own bevels.....

you can get custom bevels made. there are net places that can be found, and there's a couple of bevellers on this group who do so also.

might think

I'm tired of being real. I want store-bought putty, bevels, AND tacos.

You design it, I'll bevel it, no problemo!! send an email on it Mike, you know where to send it.

make a drawing of what you want, there ARE mail order places to get stock bevels, and if you design to fit what is available, you will save a bunch of greenbacks.

If those doors to the sunroom were installed in the last 30 years, they are usually standard dimensions, 20 x 64 or 22 x 64 and alot of stock bevels will work in that opening.

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