Out-of-square walls, sloped ceilings, fixed bench cutouts, low-iron glass — here's what pushes a project from stock to custom, and what it costs.
Any one of these turns a job into custom work — most projects we install have at least two.
Knee walls, dormers and out-of-square openings need templates and field measuring instead of stock sizing.
Standard glass has a green tint; low-iron is crystal clear. Thicker glass adds weight and presence.
A bench, soap niche or wall return all need precise notch cuts in the tempered glass before fabrication.
Glass-to-glass hinges, ceiling-to-glass clips and U-channels in unusual finishes all add fabrication time.
Custom glass is fabricated once we have the template — so timeline depends on when your tile is done, not when you order.
You're paying for time, not just material — templating, CNC cutting, polished edges and heavier hardware. We itemize every line so you can see what each upgrade costs.
Send photos, sketches or a tile plan — we'll do an in-home measure and walk you through what's possible.