Curved glass shop fronts Greater London

An original bowed window on Greater London premises may be protected, so we check listed status before suggesting any change. Bent glass needs careful handling, so deliveries across London are planned around access and unloading rules at your Greater London premises.

What do we offer in Greater London?

Faceted alternativeFlat panes set at angles can follow a curve at lower cost, where a true bend is not required.

Curved timber framesLaminated timber head and sill sections are useful when restoring a bowed period window.

Bent toughened glassThe pane is heated, bent and then toughened, so it breaks safely like flat toughened glass. The glass processor sets the limits on size and radius.

How much does it cost in Greater London?

Expect £6,495 to £15,995 ex VAT for a typical frontage. If your Greater London shop sits on a corner, a curved pane can carry the display around it where the structure allows. Your written quote shows travel, access and any out-of-hours work.

Check the planning rules for Greater London

Which towns do you cover?

Common questions

Do you cover all of Greater London?

Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Greater London, including Acton, Barking, Brixton, Bromley.

Do I need planning permission for a curved glass frontage?

Usually yes in England, as a curved front normally changes the look of the building. Replacing an original curved window like for like is different, but listed status can still require consent. Rules differ in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, so we check this for your building.

Is a curved front a good fit for a corner unit?

Yes, a curved corner removes the upright post and lets the display wrap around, which suits buildings with two street faces. The corner must be checked first, as the post may be carrying load. We confirm that at survey and involve a structural engineer if needed.

Can curved glass be double glazed?

Yes, curved sealed units are made from two matching bent panes. They cost more and take longer than flat units, and the frame must suit the extra depth. In England, Approved Document L sets no maximum U-value for display windows, so single glazing often remains an option.

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Curved glass shop fronts in Greater London