Guided specification · Save multiple sizes · Supplier-confirmed quotes
AI-generated illustration created in Google Flow. A design concept, not a completed customer installation, exact product sample or proof of performance.
Designed around your project
Know what you are specifying
Stove glass is usually a specialist glass-ceramic selected for the appliance. Its supply route is different from ordinary safety, fire-rated building or window glass.
Record make, model, pane shape, thickness and any original coating. Gas appliances and sealed multi-pane assemblies may require a manufacturer part and an appliance-specific technician.
Published supplier examples give a starting point. Each reference below has its own size, inclusions and VAT basis. These are indicative third-party prices, not Glass Suppliers prices or a quote for your configuration.
Published ceramic sheet rates
£462.00–£800.00
per m² equivalent
Glass only · VAT included
Comparators: £385/m² plus VAT at Carlisle (£462 at its stated VAT basis) and £0.08/cm² including VAT at Fastglass (£800/m²). Minimums, service area and inclusions differ; the latter includes suitable seals and post/packing. These are different suppliers, not a guaranteed range.
Arithmetic only: 0.06 m² multiplied by the two published rate references. One supplier restricts delivery locally; the other includes suitable seals and post/packing. Shape and appliance approval remain unconfirmed.
Curved, coated and original appliance parts require a separate quote. The figures do not determine suitability.
Ask for itemised glass, processing, hardware, measurement, delivery, removal, installation and VAT. Optional extras are requests for separate pricing; they are not automatically added to these reference figures.
Your glass, step by step
Build your specification
Choose what you know. Leave the rest for a supplier to advise. Add different sizes as separate basket lines.
No account needed to configure
Before you choose
The decisions that matter
01
Identify the appliance first
Temperature alone is not enough to identify a replacement. Curvature, coatings, retention and seals can make the original part essential.
02
Use the approved clearances
Copy finished dimensions from approved parts or service information. Do not add a generic expansion allowance to an unknown appliance.
Ready for a useful supplier quote
The catalogue's float-family association is for enquiry routing only: this product requires appropriate glass-ceramic, never ordinary float or toughened glass.
Confirm the appliance's material, thickness, clearances, seals and approved replacement part before fitting. Do not use a damaged appliance.
The supplier must agree the final sizes, construction and compatible fittings before manufacture.
Confirm survey, packaging, delivery, access and installation responsibilities in the written quote.
Research behind these choices
Reviewed 23 October 2026. Manufacturer guidance and supplier ordering pages inform these design questions. Agree the final construction and project requirements with your supplier.
Yes. Choose Help me choose where you need advice, or request a site measurement. Suppliers can review the brief; a firm manufacturing price needs an agreed final specification.
Does adding a panel place an order?
No. It saves a specification in your quote basket. Review the basket and provide your delivery details to request supplier quotes. Your configuration does not approve the product for installation.
What should I confirm for appliance-specific heat-resistant glazing?
The catalogue's float-family association is for enquiry routing only: this product requires appropriate glass-ceramic, never ordinary float or toughened glass. Confirm the appliance's material, thickness, clearances, seals and approved replacement part before fitting. Do not use a damaged appliance. The supplier must agree the final sizes, construction and compatible fittings before manufacture. Confirm survey, packaging, delivery, access and installation responsibilities in the written quote.
