Horticultural or toughened
Horticultural glass is the traditional, inexpensive choice and is what most greenhouses were built with. Toughened costs more but is far harder to break and is much safer if it does — worth considering if the greenhouse is somewhere children play, or if you're tired of replacing the same pane every winter.
Standard sizes and odd ones
Most greenhouses use a handful of repeating pane sizes, so bring us a measurement and we can usually cut several at once. Lean-tos, older frames and anything home-built tend to have panes that are all slightly different, and we can cut to a template or come and measure.
Fitting
Plenty of people are happy to fit greenhouse panes themselves with clips, and that's fine. If you'd rather not be up a ladder handling glass, we'll do it.
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Common questions
What thickness is greenhouse glass?
Horticultural glass is normally 3mm. Toughened is usually 4mm.
Can you cut it while I wait?
Ring first and we'll tell you what's realistic — it depends on the size and what we have.
Do you take the broken glass away?
Yes, if we're fitting. Broken greenhouse glass in a garden is worth getting shifted properly.
Where we cover
greenhouse glass across the West Midlands and the towns around it, including: