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Curved glass shop fronts in Worcestershire

If your Worcestershire shop sits on a corner, a curved pane can carry the display around it where the structure allows.

Curved glass shop window on a corner unit

We measure curves on site in Worcestershire and make a template, because a bent pane cannot be cut or adjusted once delivered. Curved glass costs more than flat, so we can also price a faceted option for Worcestershire owners in the West Midlands who want a similar effect.

What do we offer in Worcestershire?

Curved timber framesLaminated timber head and sill sections are useful when restoring a bowed period window.
Curved double-glazed unitsTwo curved panes form a sealed unit for heated premises, at a higher price and with a longer lead time.
Bent laminated glassTwo bent plies are joined with an interlayer and hold together if cracked. This suits higher-risk positions.

How much does it cost in Worcestershire?

The guide price is £6,495 to £15,995 ex VAT for a typical frontage. An original bowed window on Worcestershire premises may be protected, so we check listed status before suggesting any change. The price we confirm in writing includes travel and access.

Check the planning rules for Worcestershire

Which towns do you cover?

Common questions

Do you cover all of Worcestershire?

Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Worcestershire, including Droitwich, Evesham, Kidderminster, Malvern.

Can any glass be curved?

Most float glass can be bent, but the size, thickness and radius are limited by the process. Tight curves and large panes are the hardest. The glass processor confirms what is possible before we finalise the design, so you are not quoted for something that cannot be made.

What happens if a curved pane breaks?

It has to be remade to the same template, so replacement takes longer than for flat glass. The opening can be boarded or temporarily glazed in the meantime. Keep the template details with your insurance paperwork, and ask your insurer how long it will cover the gap.

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.

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