Flat clear lites
Clear or low-iron inserts cut to your rabbet size with seamed edges.
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Glass inserts for frame-and-panel cabinet doors — cut to your rabbet dimensions, edged so it seats without rattle, in the patterns kitchen designers are specifying now.
Clear or low-iron inserts cut to your rabbet size with seamed edges.
The pattern glass driving current cabinet design, cut with grain direction called out.
Frosted-look and textured patterns where contents shouldn't show.
Small divided lites and arched tops cut on the CNC.
| Common sizes | 2" × 4" through full-height door lites |
| Thickness | 1/8", 5/32", 3/16", 1/4" (3–6 mm) |
| Glass types | Clear, low-iron, reeded/fluted, satin, obscure patterns |
| Edgework | Seamed standard · ground for handled parts |
| Tempering | Optional — required where the door is a hazardous location |
| Size tolerance | ± 1/32" on cut size; squareness within 1/16" |
| Lead time | 5–10 business days · batched by pattern |
Need a spec not listed? We quote off your drawing, not off a catalog.
DXF, DWG, PDF or a dimensioned sketch. We check hole placement and edge distances against tempering limits before we price it — so the quote you get is the part you can actually have.
Start a quote →Something not covered? Call the shop — you'll reach someone who has run the oven.
Usually not by code, but tempering is cheap insurance on tall or frequently handled doors — and required if the door is in a hazardous location. We do both.
Yes. Call out vertical or horizontal reed on the order and we cut to it, which matters on a run of doors.
By square footage with a minimum charge per piece, so batching a full kitchen's worth of lites prices far better than trickling them in.
Dimensions, thickness, finish and quantity are enough for a first number. Drawings and photos welcome.